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    RCS 4.0 Could Transform Your Messaging App with Video Calls

    Lina Johnson MercilliBy Lina Johnson MercilliMarch 26, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    1. The GSMA finalized RCS Universal Profile 4.0, enabling native video calls within chats and enhancing messaging features.
    2. New capabilities include rich text formatting (bold, italics), improved media sharing, and better management of photos, videos, and audio.
    3. RCS 4.0 introduces messaging-initiated video calls, allowing seamless transitions from text to video, supporting group calls and integrations.
    4. Future developments depend on developers, phone makers, and carriers to implement these standardized features beyond the finalized standard.

    The GSMA has announced a major upgrade to RCS, the standard that powers many modern messaging apps. The new version, RCS Universal Profile 4.0, promises exciting features for users. Most importantly, it could soon introduce video calls directly within messaging chats. This means you might be able to jump from a text conversation straight into a video call, all without switching apps. For many users, this would be a huge convenience.

    Along with video calls, RCS 4.0 adds richer text options, such as bold and italics. It also improves sharing media like photos, videos, and audio. Devices will now select the best format to avoid common compression issues, making media look clearer and more natural. Furthermore, business messaging takes a step forward with features like streaming videos within messages and better link controls.

    While Apple already offers integrated FaceTime calls in its Messages app, Android users will benefit from this seamless communication. Group chats may also allow members to join ongoing calls, making conversations more flexible and collaborative.

    This update is the result of a finalized standard. It now depends on phone makers, developers, and carriers to bring these features to users. If implemented widely, these changes could make messaging faster, richer, and more connected—especially in smart cities that rely on urban innovation and real-time communication. This upgrade could help foster smarter, more responsive communities through better digital tools.

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