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It's not only new phone. I've owned my Pixel 10pro since release and out of nowhere last night and gif or picture trying to be sent won't go and the person I send it to receives nothing until I wait for the msg saying still sending. then you click it and choose send as SMS/MMS and it will finally send
The best solution I've figured, that hasn't failed me yet is by going into the app setting through the device settings and selecting clear data. However first make sure that your messages are backed up as best as possible. Then you tap on clear data? Which completely clears all the settings, data, and re-establish's the connection to your carriers network, resulting in your RCS connecting and working properly.
This is exactly what I was going to say. It’s frustrating that Android often feels like a "half-baked" product; I can never rely on it as a daily driver. It’s always "do this, restart, try that, restart again"—the experience is just a mess.
According to ignorant fan girls android does not have bugs.
It’s ironic how people are always quick to blame Apple whenever there’s a cross-platform messaging issue, yet here we are again dealing with a "half-baked" experience on the Android side. It’s frustrating that Google’s own services feel so unreliable for a daily driver.
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It's not only new phone. I've owned my Pixel 10pro since release and out of nowhere last night and gif or picture trying to be sent won't go and the person I send it to receives nothing until I wait for the msg saying still sending. then you click it and choose send as SMS/MMS and it will finally send
Sorry to hear that. You can send it as an SMS, but you're losing the RCS features. Did you try the fix in the article?
The best solution I've figured, that hasn't failed me yet is by going into the app setting through the device settings and selecting clear data. However first make sure that your messages are backed up as best as possible. Then you tap on clear data? Which completely clears all the settings, data, and re-establish's the connection to your carriers network, resulting in your RCS connecting and working properly.
"A Google spokesperson said"
Ah yes, next marketing bs... It would be more interesting if they explained what's the issue and how to fix it NOW.
So, a shoddy workaround for a bug that's in a Google product. Nothing new here.
This is exactly what I was going to say. It’s frustrating that Android often feels like a "half-baked" product; I can never rely on it as a daily driver. It’s always "do this, restart, try that, restart again"—the experience is just a mess.
According to ignorant fan girls android does not have bugs.
It’s ironic how people are always quick to blame Apple whenever there’s a cross-platform messaging issue, yet here we are again dealing with a "half-baked" experience on the Android side. It’s frustrating that Google’s own services feel so unreliable for a daily driver.