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What app you americans use for personal conversations?
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We have read reciepts, granted idk how those work all together
I'm pretty sure that if you have read receipts on your default messaging app on Android, you are using RCS, not SMS.
Not on SMS you don't. I've seen SMS apps that claim to have verification, at most that's a verification the edge router of your service received it.
Since there's no error detection, there's no way to universally implement read receipts across vendors.
SMS is a best-effort system. Like shouting at the clouds, unfortunately.
Not on SMS you don't.