Google exec says green bubbles don't have to break group chats

Google exec says green bubbles don't have to break group chats

"Here's an open invitation to the folks who can make this right: we are here to help."

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Google's SVP says green bubble users don't have to break group chats.
Hiroshi Lockheimer said that there was a "really clear solution" (RCS) to the problem.
He issued an open invitation to Apple to help find a solution.

Google's SVP Hiroshi Lockheimer has issued an open invitation to Apple over the use of RCS on devices like iPhone 13 and Apple's other best iPhones as a solution to green bubble messages that break group chats.

A Thursday Golf Digest post noted that Bryson DeChambeau uses Android, stating:

There's always that one person who ruins iMessage group chats with green texts, and Bryson DeChambeau is that person

@Android quipped on Twitter that a "Green jacket is next for our green bubble king," however Lockheimer took a different tack.

Green jacket is next for our green bubble king @b_dechambeau