And then google will discontinue theirs and tell you to use their brand new one
Interesting-Risk6446 on
Samsung notified users of this last year.
ElysiumSprouts on
As a Samsung user, I didn’t realize it was a special app. Why does sms text messaging need to go through Google? What are my choices here?
DAZBCN on
Is this RCS essentially now ?
wackocoal on
way ahead of you Sammy…. been using Google Messages long time ago…
….and Google Phone and Google Contacts…
English_linguist on
Oh absolutely gross, looks like I’m staying with iphone
Murbela on
i preferred the google app anyway when i had a samsung phone (up until very recently).
feijoax on
By discontinuing, will the app still exist or uninstalled? At the moment I can’t uninstall it.
Dragoniel on
Which sucks, because incompetent idiots at Google don’t understand that phones have way more than a single SIM for decades. On Google messages I can’t tell if someome is messaging me to my work or personal number, there’s no distinction.
SarahArabic2 on
this sounds so confusing.
dlsspy on
People have been telling me for years why it’s so hard to use Signal, but I keep finding people preferring to share all of their conversations with corporations for some reason.
Stilgar314 on
This is one of the Android things I just don’t get. Google have apps for everything people expect a phone to do. They must come installed because Google won’t let you use their OS in their phones otherwise. One of the things that keep people on Android is that people is already accustomed to Google’s app ecosystem. They are using it for decades since they got some random HTC and/or all/most their friends and family are also in there. Anyway, phone vendors create, maintain and aggressively promote their own apps hoping users will ditch Google to be rewarded with the privilege of having to also use Google’s and their info being harvested both by Google and their phone vendor.
colonelc4 on
Are they debloating their phones yet? Wake me when they remove all the other cra**
9-11GaveMe5G on
Use Signal instead.
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And then google will discontinue theirs and tell you to use their brand new one
Samsung notified users of this last year.
As a Samsung user, I didn’t realize it was a special app. Why does sms text messaging need to go through Google? What are my choices here?
Is this RCS essentially now ?
way ahead of you Sammy…. been using Google Messages long time ago…
….and Google Phone and Google Contacts…
Oh absolutely gross, looks like I’m staying with iphone
i preferred the google app anyway when i had a samsung phone (up until very recently).
By discontinuing, will the app still exist or uninstalled? At the moment I can’t uninstall it.
Which sucks, because incompetent idiots at Google don’t understand that phones have way more than a single SIM for decades. On Google messages I can’t tell if someome is messaging me to my work or personal number, there’s no distinction.
this sounds so confusing.
People have been telling me for years why it’s so hard to use Signal, but I keep finding people preferring to share all of their conversations with corporations for some reason.
This is one of the Android things I just don’t get. Google have apps for everything people expect a phone to do. They must come installed because Google won’t let you use their OS in their phones otherwise. One of the things that keep people on Android is that people is already accustomed to Google’s app ecosystem. They are using it for decades since they got some random HTC and/or all/most their friends and family are also in there. Anyway, phone vendors create, maintain and aggressively promote their own apps hoping users will ditch Google to be rewarded with the privilege of having to also use Google’s and their info being harvested both by Google and their phone vendor.
Are they debloating their phones yet? Wake me when they remove all the other cra**
Use Signal instead.