Apple to adopt system to improve texting between iPhones, Androids


The announcement of the proposed change also comes as EU regulators have continued to pressure Apple to make iMessage more interoperable with other services under its new Digital Services Act - legislation designed to rein in tech giants, improve competition and ultimately provide better, more accessible services for consumers. — Reuters

LONDON: Apple is to adopt a messaging standard that will make texting between an iPhone and an Android device a better experience.

The US technology giant has confirmed it will adopt the rich communication services (RCS) "later next year”.

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