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What features do you want Google to add to RCS?

Given recent news about Google Messages adding reactions and possible end-to-end encryption, what features do you want to see get released?

I would personally love video calls and HTML webapp integration (where everyone sees the same webpage inside the chat and each person has a unique identifier, enabling stuff like multiplayer games and shared documents). What would you like to see?...

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How do we feel about jailbroken iPhones compared to Android (rooted or not)?

I've been sort of keeping up with the iOS 13 jailbreak that launched a few days ago, and I see a lot of features in those tweaks that look really convincing. In fact, they're the ones I switched to Android for.

For my personal use, Apple's application ecosystem is a bit of a better option, and there are some features of it that I've definitely missed since switching to Android. I absolutely love the customization that Android offers, but when I see a lot of it integrated super easily into iOS ...

https://redd.it/gupx9m
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Why Google should change their Android/Material design to transparent blur.

I found this [old post](https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/bmog25/should_google_change_its_android_ui_design_to/) discussing why Google should use this design. For me the transparent blur looks great it makes things stand out more, for example in iOS 13 it blurs out the background when you are in the app switcher (and a lot of other things) whereas in Android 10.

What do you think about transparent blur?

Edit:

Transparent blur in [Apple’s App Store](https://imgur.com/gallery/61pGdoW)....

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How many of us have owned a phone that was absolutely trashed by reviewers and turned to actually be a really good phone?

I'll start. Pixel 4XL, all the reviewers told me the battery life was awful. It isn't, I run it in forced 90hz mode, still lasts me a good day and a half.

They also told me the screen is too dim to be seen easily outside on a bright day. I don't even have 20/20 vision and I can honestly say I've never struggled to see the screen in any lighting conditions.

Finally, they told me project soli is a waste of time gimmick that barely works. I use it __constantly__ and it works perfectly 95% of time...

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