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651 points openchampagne | 1 comments | 04 Feb 25 16:21 UTC | HN request time: 0.001s | source
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jbentley1 ◴[04 Feb 25 16:43 UTC] No.42934803[source]▶
Unless they add some basic functionality to include Android users, this is the evilest use of their walled garden yet.
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kingnothing ◴[04 Feb 25 16:46 UTC] No.42934862[source]▶
> anyone can RSVP, regardless of whether they have an Apple Account or Apple device.
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silisili ◴[04 Feb 25 20:55 UTC] No.42938512[source]▶
I'm skeptical of the implementation, given iMessage. I'm sure Android users RSVPs will show up in a green toxic fume cloud or some such.
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furyofantares ◴[04 Feb 25 21:37 UTC] No.42939165[source]▶
Did you know that in iMessage, Android user texts are the same color as iOS user messages? It's true.

As the iOS user, it is your own messages that are green or blue depending on whether it was sent using iMessage or SMS. It's useful feedback about whether your message was sent on a reliable channel.

I know it became a whole thing and that Apple has allowed it to remain as such. But it's not really an apt analogy.

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saagarjha ◴[04 Feb 25 22:36 UTC] No.42940048[source]▶
Do you not view RCS as being a reliable channel?
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1. kingnothing ◴[07 Feb 25 15:58 UTC] No.42974141{3}[source]▶
At a minimum, it isn't encrypted between iOS and Android users.