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  • Pika@sh.itjust.workstoPrivacy@lemmy.dbzer0.com[Deleted]
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    2 months ago

    The counter argument on this is, you need to be an authorized person on the account to enable and considering authorized people are the people who are paying the bill they have full control. In the eyes of the Telecom the authorized user owns every device that’s on the account so they say they want to track it they’re allowed to track.

    If you’re worried about privacy and someone tracking you that’s part of your plan, you need to isolate into a separate plan. You lose so many areas of privacy by being on someone else’s plan, like the saving money is nice but they can look up your call history, some carriers allow you to look up SMS history it’s not good










  • IOS has had native RCS since they launched IOS 18 back in like August/September-ish, I haven’t had much issue with support from IOS to Android RCS side, but I’m not sure what my family in Florida use for their iphones, I expect older models might struggle. I have however had issues with communicating with my mom, but I believe it’s because she doesn’t understand that when she has RCS enabled, and she turns off data, it wants to try using RCS, then fails, and then falls-back to SMS, which for some reason Samsung Messages struggles with.

    Personally speaking though, my S20 hasen’t had any issues with RCS period, its always been other devices not actually sending proceeding to error and then the person not noticing it so therefore not retrying