In a curious change, Google Messages no longer shows that end-to-end encryption (E2EE) isn’t available in iPhone RCS conversations. As of last week, Google Messages indicated that Android-iPhone RCS conversations don’t support end-to-end encryption with a lock icon that features a slash. This is because Google Messages uses its own E2EE implementation for 1:1 and group chats. Apple wants encryption to be added to the RCS Universal Profile standard. It’s unclear whether that will happen by the time iOS 18 launches in the fall. Google will presumably adopt that standardized approach when it becomes available. As of today, Google has removed the crossed-out lock from iOS-Android conversat
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