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Re: T-Mobile RCS Messaging Stability Issues
syaoran wrote: pharbrian wrote: syaoran wrote: The issue is on Google's end. T-Mobile has no control over Google Messages. The issue also affects some Samsung Messages users that update from the PlayStore versus the Galaxy Store. Personally, I use Pulse which doesn't use RCS. No issues at all. I disagree. I have 2 galaxy s21 ultras being used on my tmobile account. The Google messages app on these devices use the Jibe network for RCS and don't have any issues with sending or receiving RCS messages. The google messages app on my T-mobile ROM S23 ultras are forced to use the T-mobile RCS servers instead of Google Jibe RCS servers. If I switch my messaging app to Samsung messages, which apparently doesnt use the T-mobile RCS servers, RCS messages send and receive with no problem. The issues lies with T-mobile and not Google since the issue only occurs when RCS messages are managed by T-mobile's RCS servers. It's the same Android Messages app in the PlayStore. There is no separate version of the app for T-Mobile ROM's. It is the same app, but in RCS settings in Google messages you can see the RCS server is either Jibe or Tmobile. On my S21 Ultras, it is Jibe. On my sS23 Ultras, it is Tmobile servers. I also would also be willing to try to pulse sms that you use, but it doesn't look like they have a wear OS app.4Visto0likes0ComentariosRe: T-Mobile RCS Messaging Stability Issues
syaoran wrote: The issue is on Google's end. T-Mobile has no control over Google Messages. The issue also affects some Samsung Messages users that update from the PlayStore versus the Galaxy Store. Personally, I use Pulse which doesn't use RCS. No issues at all. I disagree. I have 2 galaxy s21 ultras being used on my tmobile account. The Google messages app on these devices use the Jibe network for RCS and don't have any issues with sending or receiving RCS messages. The google messages app on my T-mobile ROM S23 ultras are forced to use the T-mobile RCS servers instead of Google Jibe RCS servers. If I switch my messaging app to Samsung messages, which apparently doesnt use the T-mobile RCS servers, RCS messages send and receive with no problem. The issues lies with T-mobile and not Google since the issue only occurs when RCS messages are managed by T-mobile's RCS servers.10Visto1like0ComentariosRe: T-Mobile RCS Messaging Stability Issues
I and my wife have this same issue. We are using Galaxy S23 ultras with T-mobile ROMs. If we use Google messages for RCS messaging each other, the messages frequently fail to send until we click on the message and select the option to send it as an SMS/MMS instead. When we do this, the message will send immediately. I have reached out to T-mobile support a fewtimes for this. Each time I was told tech support would follow up with me, but I never receive a follow up. Their service in this regard has been awful. I read on a reddit post that switching to the Samsung messages app resolves the issue. I'll do that for now until T-mobile resolves the RCS messaging issue by switching to the stable Google Jibe RCS services instead.17Visto2likes0Comentarios