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The changes in Apple’s iOS 26.5 include end-to-end encryption for messages sent between iPhones and Android devices.

Texts sent from an iPhone to an Android phone can now be end-to-end encrypted, the same protection that has always covered iMessages between two iPhones. The feature is on by default, and qualifying ...

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Apple may be close to implementing encryption for RCS messages. The signs of this were reportedly discovered in iOS 26.3 Beta 2. This will finally enable encrypted messaging between Android and Apple ...

If you downloaded iOS 26.5, your device can now access the secure messaging protocol as long as your carrier supports it.