By Chris Skeldon 
If you are an Android smartphone user, then surely you have already felt “discriminated” by not being able to take advantage of Apple’s iMessage app, if only because it brings the popular green bubbles to group chats, basically reducing functionality and quality of services. available in that group.
On the Android side, Google has already launched RCS, which basically works like iMessage, but is far from having the same levels of usability as users end up giving preference to apps like WhatsApp and Telegram.
However, these differences will disappear very soon, thanks to the new messaging application that is now in the testing phase – Snowbird message.
This is a universal messaging app that will allow Android users to disguise themselves as iOS users, eliminating the presence of the so-called green bubbles and keeping all available functionality. Because it is still in the stage alpha-Registration is required to access Sunbird and You can do this through the official website.
At the time of writing this article, the queue has more than 90,000 users, with the ability to skip some places by recommending new users. After registering, you will receive an email with a link to download the app once you reach the top of the list.
For now, everything indicates that the application will remain completely free, at least in the initial stage. Sunbird claims that based on their goals, they have no reason to activate paid subscriptions for their service, they just want to provide iMessage access to millions of users.
However, it seems almost inevitable that they will eventually launch a subscription belovedalthough they can keep the app freely available.
It is important to note that fake Sunbird apps have already started appearing on the Google Play Store, which are likely to use malware to attack users. At this point, the only way to access Sunbird Messaging is By registering on the waiting listAvailable only on their official website.
The company’s plans for the future are impressive, and it’s in serious danger of becoming the most popular messaging app ever if it can deliver on all of its promises. Sunbird says that for now, in addition to iMessage, they also support WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, and SMS integration.
However, in the near future they plan to add support for all of the most popular messaging platforms, including Telegram, Discord, Slack, RCS, Signal, and even Instagram Direct Messages.
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