Apple’s Surprising iPhone Update—Green Bubbles End Next Week

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As I have reported before, the EU’s so-called Chat Control would mandate the operators of messaging and other communication platforms to screen/scan private chats to flag material suspected of being CSAM—child sexual abuse material.

And so, following the logic, iPhone users should change their default dialer and messenger to WhatsApp or Signal or other fully secured options.

What we really need is the green bubbles to turn blue, for RCS to be fully secured as another option for users.