Open saymahub opened 2 years ago
It's likely that what appear to be MMS messages are in fact RCS messages.
Does your messaging app have any way to check the "technical details" of a message to see which transfer protocol it used?
RCS is a new protocol that provides the same features as MMS, but uses completely different mechanisms: instead of using telco "channels", and insanely expensive Telco-grade store-and-forward, RCS uses end-to-end IP (probably TCP), so it can negotiate features between devices.
But beyond that, there's not much information available. Last I looked (about a year ago), the Android RCS API documentation was available only to telcos - presumably under an NDA - and unusable by any open source project.
Unfortunately RCS vs MMS vs SMS is dictated on a message-by-message basis by the sender; the recipient just has to cope.
Expected behaviour
Backs up MMS messages and attachments into gmail logs
Actual behaviour
Only backs up SMS message
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
As indicated in the screenshot, I selected MMS messages, attampted a backup, and found that there were no messages to backup for some reason, despite the majority of my recent texts being mms.
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