If you use an Android phone, you probably count on Google Messages to handle your texting. You send high-resolution photos, watch typing indicators bounce in real time, and take it for granted that your texts are protected. But a silent shift hits millions of Android devices every day. Without any warning, your phone can drop RCS and fall back to decade-old SMS. Your messages still go through, but under the hood, your phone has quietly downgraded to basic texting.
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