RCS could be finally justifying its existence
Much-maligned Rich Communication Services (RCS) are said to be proving their worth to advertisers.
Much-maligned Rich Communication Services (RCS) are said to be proving their worth to advertisers.
The UK state’s obsession with end-to-end encryption shows no sign of abating, with a questionable £0.5 million ad campaign set to be launched.
The first ever SMS was sent over the Vodafone network 29 years ago and soon one lucky collector will own it.
Users of Microsoft Teams will be able to directly access Workplace stuff without leaving the app, in a move that will add to concerns over the ubiquity of big tech.
US internet company Facebook is responsible for two of the world’s major social media services as well as one of its biggest messaging platforms, so when it goes down everyone suffers.
A couple of investigations have revealed that some services that pride themselves on user privacy might not be nearly as secure as they claim.
Facebook has reportedly begun testing a version of Messenger that will add voice and video calling to the world’s largest social network.
Following in the footsteps of T-Mobile and AT&T, the last of America’s “big three” Verizon announced that Android Messages will be the default bearer of its RCS messaging service from next year.
Messages by Google will soon be the default messaging app for all AT&T Android customers in the US, effectively killing attempts by operators to establish their own RCS platform.
US law enforcement agency the FBI twice managed to trick criminals into using digital services it had access to.
The Indian government is increasingly unhappy about its inability to intercept private communications.
Messaging app Signal created an Instagram ad campaign that would have specified the personal information used to target it.
Up-and-coming cloud messaging platform company MessageBird has announced the acquisitions of two companies that will boost its portfolio of customer engagement services.
After a decade of false starts Rich Communications Service has hit the mainstream with Google making it available to all Android users.
The latest version of the operating system that runs most of the world’s smartphones has been unveiled.
WhatsApp and Telegram are reportedly refusing any requests for user data from the Hong Kong authorities because they can’t be confident they won’t be misused.
French police managed to penetrate a super-secure smartphone platform and catch loads of baddies, but what does this mean for the rest of us?
Every UK mobile subscriber should receive a text message from the government today, telling them to stay at home and linking to the new restrictions.
Less than a month after the four US MNOs announced a joint RCS initiative for Android, Google has decided to launch its own.
The Cross Carrier Messaging Initiative will use Synchronoss tech in its attempt to make RCS into a useful mainstream alternative to SMS and OTT messaging services.
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