Apple's upcoming iOS 18 will now support RCS. This announcement will enable Android users to send feature-rich messages to iPhone users. Here's how it differs from SMS and iMessage.
With the release of iOS 17.4, iMessage will be upgraded with a new encryption protocol called PQ3. PQ3 is designed to withstand highly sophisticated attacks, including those from future quantum computers.
Apple’s spokesperson said: “We build our products and services with industry-leading privacy and security technologies designed to give users control of their data and keep personal information safe”.
During the surveillance of their corporate Wi-Fi network, experts stumbled upon a campaign that specifically targeted iOS devices. Further investigation revealed that the threat actor had been focusing on the iPhones of numerous company employees.
Phone Link for iOS will require iPhone with iOS 14 or higher, a Windows 11 device, a Bluetooth connection and the latest version of the Phone Link app, the company noted. Phone Link has been available to Android users for some time.
Meta's CEO and Founder- Mark Zuckerberg has revealed a new campaign in which they have been mocking Apple and criticising them for providing end-to-end encryption only, for iMessage and not for regular SMS communication. Whereas, WhatsApp has been providing total protection to its user.
Apple has overstepped its boundaries and is not taking users' privacy and safety seriously enough by promising users the ability to change what they've sent to others.
Apple has filed for a new patent that will introduce an iMessage functionality iPhone users might need
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