If you’re using an iPhone, that’s the iMessage/APN protocol, which is not sms (and supposed to be encrypted from T-mobile’s point of view). I would be interested to hear if this indeed is the case. What application are you using?
If you’re using an iPhone, that’s the iMessage/APN protocol, which is not sms (and supposed to be encrypted from T-mobile’s point of view). I would be interested to hear if this indeed is the case. What application are you using?
I use stock Android and use the standard SMS app.
I use stock Android and use the standard SMS app.
Interesting. It looks like they have already implemented "RCS Universal Profile 1.0" internally: https://www.gsma.com/futurenetworks/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/RCC.71_v1.0.pdf
While it claims to be encrypted using TLS, it also implements a "store and forward" schema, which means the messages are unencrypted while on their data servers, and they could absolutely interfere with what you are doing.
Appreciate the clarity.
Interesting. It looks like they have already implemented "RCS Universal Profile 1.0" internally:
https://www.gsma.com/futurenetworks/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/RCC.71_v1.0.pdf
While it claims to be encrypted using TLS, it also implements a "store and forward" schema, which means the messages are unencrypted while on their data servers, and they could absolutely interfere with what you are doing.
Appreciate the clarity.
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