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The video discusses the introduction and functionality of RCS (Rich Communication Services) between iPhones and Android devices. It emphasizes the necessity for iOS users to be on iOS 15 beta 2 to access RCS messaging. Carriers like T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T in the US have enabled RCS. The demonstration reveals glitches due to the beta phase, requiring sending a message from an Android phone to reset RCS on the iPhone. RCS allows for features like sending reactions, full-resolution media sharing, and group messaging with certain limitations. RCS on iOS 15 beta 2 is functional but may still have glitches. The speaker anticipates full functionality by September, enhancing communication between iOS and Android users.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on the introduction of RCS (Rich Communication Services) between iPhones and Android devices. To utilize RCS, iOS users need to be on iOS 18 beta 2. The process involves activating RCS messaging in the settings. Carriers like T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T in the US have activated RCS. A demo showcases the differences between RCS and SMS on both iPhone and Android devices. The demonstration reveals some glitches due to the beta phase, necessitating sending a message from an Android phone to reset RCS functionality on the iPhone.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates the functionality of RCS messaging. They show how reactions like hearts can be sent, inline replies are not available yet, and images and videos can be sent in full resolution through RCS. The speaker also explores group messaging limitations with RCS, where it defaults to text messages and lacks certain features of RCS messaging.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the functionality of RCS (Rich Communication Services) on iOS 15 beta 2. They mention that RCS is fully functional on the beta version of iOS but still has some glitches, like sometimes having to start messages from an Android phone for the iPhone to recognize RCS. The speaker is optimistic that RCS will be fully functional by September, improving communication between iOS and Android users. They highlight the positive aspects of RCS, such as multimedia sharing, and mention that group messaging is still a bit unclear. The speaker encourages viewers to leave a dolphin emoji in the comments if they watched till the end and hints at more content to come.