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iMessage vs. RCS: Which is better? - iMore iMessage vs. RCS: Which is better? - iMore Posted: 18 Dec 2019 12:00 AM PST Ultimate messenger iMessage Something new RCS (Google Messages) You know and love iMessage, and for a good reason. Launched back in 2011, iMessage has become one of the most popular messaging platforms in the world. It's baked right into iOS and macOS devices, giving you an easy and streamlined platform for fast and fun text messaging. iMessage's feature-set and popularity are unmatched, but its lack of support for Android devices has been a long-running pain point for some users. Free on iOS Pros Pre-installed on all iOS devices Message over cell service or data Works with a bunch of apps Read receipts and typing indicators Message effects End-to-end encryption Cons Unlikely to support Android anytime soon Can only be used with the Messages app RCS, or Ri

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