Android users in RCS group chats often miss messages and lack end‑to‑end encryption, pushing them back to WhatsApp for reliable communication. ChatBridge provides a cloud‑based bridge that synchronizes RCS group chats across devices, guarantees message delivery, and adds optional end‑to‑end encryption, restoring trust in the native RCS experience.
Android users still go on WhatsApp for group chats instead of using RCS. I'm in an RCS group chat with some Android users, and they're always missing messages even between each other. So no I don't buy it.Maybe RCS between two Pixel phones is ok, because that's not the same thing, it goes through Google's servers. And that was also the only way you got E2EE in RCS until very recently.
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