Re: Encryption comes to RCS at last on iPhones.

On 18.03.25 23:11, Carlos E.R. wrote:

On 2025-03-18 22:25, Jörg Lorenz wrote:

On 18.03.25 12:15, Arno Welzel wrote:

Jörg Lorenz, 2025-03-17 21:32:
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On 17.03.25 19:40, Carlos E.R. wrote:

As for
Google’s side of things, Android users already have E2EE between them by
default for RCS texts.

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This is simply wrong.

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No, this is correct. When you communicate with other Google users, E2EE
is default for RCS.

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Bullshit. The encryption is broken up at network borders.
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You confused some things here: the question was, if *Google* will
implement MLS as well. And I don't see any reasone, why Google should
not change to MLS. MLS makes their proprietary solution obsolete.

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Who cares? You do not understand what the core of the whole story is.
Apple users simply do not want to use RCS. With or without enryption.
It is an inferior service with absolutely no added value.

 
ROTFL!
 
I have a Swiss friend who told me how a friend of his using an iphone is
very happy now because she now has RCS and can exchange messages with
photos and videos with friends of hers that may or may not have an iphone.

For this purpose a selection of messengers exist for many years which
are more versatile and much more trustworthy.

I forget why it has to be rcs. He told the history, but I do not
remember it. Maybe they don't have WhatsApp, which the Swiss authorities
are against :-p

More nonsense.


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