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While it wasn’t mentioned on stage during Google I/O 2022 today, the company did announce a big new feature coming to Google Messages. Later this year, Google Messages will add end-to-end encryption ...

Google Messages keeps improving its services to suit the needs of users around the world. An improvement to the RCS group chat member limit is making an appearance. This new feature will enable up to ...

Google Messages may be preparing for the GSMA to add MLS support to the RCS Universal Profile. MLS in the RCS UP would mean secure group messaging, even with iPhone users. Google continues to work on ...

The app encrypts group chats now, too. The app encrypts group chats now, too. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme ...

RCS has grown significantly over the past few years, but one gaping hole in the product was support for end-to-end encryption. Now, after a few months of testing, Google appears to be rolling out, or ...

Google Messages could soon allow users to set up custom icons for RCS group chats. We’ve manually enabled the feature in the latest Messages beta release to give you an early look. Google is getting ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The company is making good on its promise that all the (non-SMS) messages you send will be end-to-end encrypted.

Google is starting to test end-to-end encryption (E2EE) in Messages for RCS group chats on Android. Some users who are enrolled in the Messages open beta program will gain access in the coming weeks ...

Google Messages' latest feature added for the instant messaging application is an end-to-end encryption capability for its group chat, with the company making it available for the open beta users.

Google said today it is testing end-to-end encryption for RCS-based group chats on its Messages app — RCS stands for Rich Communication Services. The company noted that in the coming weeks it will be ...