It’s likely that RCS won’t officially roll out to Mint Mobile and other T-Mobile-powered providers until the stable release of iOS 18.4, expected sometime in April.

This includes both Mint Mobile and Ultra Mobile. Both these carriers were acquired by T-Mobile earlier this year. This means that if T-Mobile supports RCS on iPhone, these carriers should too.

In fact, Mint Mobile revealed months ago on Reddit that it should have support for RCS sometime between December and Q2 of 2025. Ultra Mobile is also expected to see support around the same time ...

Mint Mobile announced that, starting today at noon PT, new customers can get the Samsung Galaxy S25 with Galaxy AI and unlimited premium wireless on the nation’ s largest 5 G network for $30 a ...

Mint Mobile has a new promotion that unlocks a Samsung Galaxy S25 and unlimited service for $30/month. The wireless carrier also introduced support for RCS, allowing seamless communication between ...

For example, Mint Mobile and Ultra Mobile are notable omissions because they were acquired by T-Mobile in 2024 but do not yet have RCS support. In Europe, the list is still pretty short, and ...

With iOS 18, Apple introduced support for RCS messaging, a new protocol that enhances the texting experience between iPhone and Android users. Unlike SMS, you can see read/delivered receipts, send ...

However, RCS on iPhone doesn't provide end-to-end encryption between iPhones and Android. The GSM Association, which develops the RCS standard, said in September that it's working to enable end-to ...

It’s great that we have RCS finally on the iPhone, but there’s still room for improvement. Currently, RCS between Android and iPhone does not have end-to-end encryption (E2EE), which is a bummer.