Latest Android messages beta version gets you RCS messaging feature on most of the United States (USA) carriers like:įollowing are the Prepaid US Wireless Carriers Don’t worry, here is a working tutorial on how to force enable RCS. Some users have the “Chat Feature” option available, but cannot use it. But a whole bunch of other devices haven’t seen any update as of yet.
So if your carrier does not show up RCS in Android Messages app under settings, follow the instructions below.Ĭarriers like Verizon, T-Mobile, and more have already announced RCS starting Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL devices. This method has been tested working on carriers like T-Mobile for the Google Pixel phones, AT&T on the Samsung Galaxy S8, Verizon S10+, OnePlus 6T, and many more. Thanks to Reddit users u/sh0ch, u/LinkofHyrule, and u/NashRadical for figuring out this amazing way to enable RCS in Google’s latest Messages app. So some folks at Reddit found a way to force enable RCS on any Android device on any carrier in the United States including T-Mobile, AT&T, Sprint, Verizon, and more. While the latest update of Messages support the RCS chat feature, the network carriers also need to enable RCS on their supported Android devices. Later, Google announced RCS (Rich Communication Services) feature with the new Chat option under settings.
The latest SMS app called Android messages quickly picked up and stayed for good this time.
Original: Last year, Google introduced their new text messaging app called Android Messages. This includes all the network carriers like Google Fi (US), Verizon (US), T-Mobile (US), Sprint (US), US Cellular (US), Straight Talk/Total Wireless/TracFone/Net10 (US), Freedom Mobile (CA), Telus/Koodo (CA), Sky (UK), and more. Updated: The tutorial has been updated for more carriers in the USA, Canada, UK, and any country that supports RCS messaging like some Asian countries (India) as well.
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