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It’s time for Apple to fix texting.

Blurry videos, janky group chats, lack of encryption and more. Texting between iPhones and Android phones is poor because Apple refuses to adopt modern texting standards.

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There's a really clear solution.

Apple downgrades texts between iPhones and Android phones into SMS and MMS, outdated tech from the ‘90s and ‘00s. But Apple can adopt RCS – the modern industry standard – for those texts instead. Solving the problem without changing iPhone-to-iPhone conversations, and making messaging better for everyone.

What iPhone users experience right now.

It’s more than just the color of the bubbles — iPhone users get a bad texting experience.

From beautiful to blurry.

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Safely hit send?

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This is the chat that never ends.

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Bye bye Wi-Fi.

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What does that say?

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Will they or won’t they?

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FAQs.

From beautiful to blurry.

Videos are often tiny and blurry because iPhones continue to use SMS/MMS.

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Safely hit send?

SMS and MMS don’t support end-to-end encryption, which means your messages are not as secure.

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This is the chat that never ends.

iPhones use outdated tech for group conversations with Android, so you can’t leave the chat—even when you want to.

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Bye bye Wi-Fi.

Texts from iPhones can’t always be sent to Android over Wi-Fi, leaving your messages unsent and convos hanging if you don’t have cell service.

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What does that say?

iPhones make texts with Android phones difficult to read, by using white text on a bright green background.

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Will they or won’t they?

Without read receipts and typing indicators, you can’t know if your Android friends got your text or if they’re responding.

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