However, the person then shared that his mother is unable to view the videos he sends her. Through Google’s RCS standard, Android users can share high-quality photos and videos. But without it, the videos you send via iMessage to an Android phone (or vice-versa) get received in really poor condition. So it’s a valid complaint indeed. Nevertheless, Tim Cook’s answer for that one was just, “Buy your mom an iPhone.”
“I don’t hear our users asking that we put a lot of energy” into RCS, says Tim Cook in response to a question at Code. “I would love to convert you to an iPhone.”
“I can’t send my mom certain videos,” says the questioner.
“Buy your mom an iPhone,” says Tim.
— nilay patel (@reckless) September 8, 2022
Now, we shouldn’t be surprised by Tim Cook’s answer. After all, Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president of Software Engineering, stated in an email that iMessage on Android would simply enable families in the Apple ecosystem to give their children Android phones. In other words, Apple just wants to keep its users in its ecosystem. So yeah, we guess we will continue with the green and blue bubbles after all.
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