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patienttruth99
*I've also tried turning on auto verification of phone numbers within my Google account. That's something that helped earlier in the year to get RCS.

This time around the status of auto verification doesn't change from "pending". Makes me think Google isn't seeing something it wants to see in order to do it's verification.

    If you are using a DNS service like NextDNS or ControlD, try adding your RCS ACS URL to the whitelist to ensure that it isn't being blocked.

      bluesl33ves
      Is that with the older apk?

      I may go that route, but it'd be nice to get this sorted out with the current version. It's not my preference to run old software if I can help it.

        thed0ctor

        It worked 👍.Just installed the version of Messages you sent. I don't think I accomplished anything with Activity Launcher so it didn't play any role. The version of Messages you sent did it all.

        Unregistered again after 3 days, so that's at least consistent.

        After turning on airplane mode for a few hours, my status is saying "Setting up". It is not changing from that state.

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        patienttruth99
        This is actually an option I opted to turn off instead. Been connected for a full week with no interruptions. I am a little hesitant to update Google Messages after updating it to whatever the current Google Messages build was a week ago.

          New user here / first post, installed GOS upon purchasing a new 7a a few days ago - was following this thread since RCS chats wasn't working for me (would be stuck at Verifying), which was a feature that was working with my provider (Mint) on my previous phone.

          Just now I was going through Permissions Manager under Privacy since it was a menu I haven't gone through yet. I scrolled down to SMS and saw that Google (installed for Google Lens / Translate), Google Play services, and Google Play Store was under "Not Allowed". I gave all three permissions, and now I have "Status: Connected" for the first time ever.

          Forgive me if this is not relevant to this current discussion with using beta versions and things, but I wanted to share. I'll keep an eye on it for now, and would be curious to know if this is even a desirable solution.

          Messages for me will be a tertiary messaging app since most of my day-to-day messaging happens on other apps, so I wasn't too bothered about the permissions.

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            luxcomm i don't understand your post ?

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              luxcomm Did you just activate SMS for service play?

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              Doesn't anyone know why rcs doesn't work?

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              Nobody knows anything, but this is a forum for specialists, isn't it?

              [deleted]
              Go to: Settings > Privacy > Permission Manager > SMS:
              Set for Allowed:
              Google App (added from Play Store), Google Play Service, Google Play Store, Google Messages App (from Play Store), Messaging, Phone, Google Phone App (from Play Store)

              I didn't install Carrier Services

              For me, this changed RCS Chats setup from being stuck at Verifying Number to Connected in green text followed by my number.

                luxcomm could you clarify the apps you have installed? You said Messages and Google Messages? Was that a typo?

                  thed0ctor Not a typo, just the default Messaging app + Google Messages, so the only non-default apps are Google, Google Messages, and Google Phone.