Google inserts the name "RCS" into Android's native SMS app, hoping to expand its popularity among the user community

CTOnews.com, February 22, Google launched a "Get the Message" advertising campaign last year, hoping to expand the popularity of RCS among users. Google recently tweaked Android's native messaging app (Google Messages) to include the name "RCS" in a number of details.

Google has heavily used the name "RCS" in its SMS app. The revised contents of CTOnews.com are as follows:

The existing "Enable chat features" has been modified to "Turn on RCS chats"

Now change it to "Turn on RCS chats" and "Chat message" to "RCS message"

"Chatting with [x]" modified to "RCS chat with [x]"

Previously, it was Chatting with [x]

Now modified to RCS chat with [x] Google says it has launched a public beta version of Messages to users who have signed up for it since today, and users will see "RCS" in the future.

The Rich Communications solution is a program initiated by the GSM Association to create a program that further enriches operator communications services based on IP Multimedia Subsystem. RCS is introduced into the market by members of GSMA under the code name joyn. The main features of RCS include: enhanced phone book: add contact information such as online status and service exploration.