No, Nothing hasn't brought iMessage to Android and you definitely shouldn't give it your Apple ID

[iMore.com]

Nothing says that it brought iMessage to Android but all it really did was make your Apple ID less safe.

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[FFR]

Should have just bought an iPhone instead of a cheap iPhone clone, but with only 200,000 units sold last year I guess nobody is actually buying these knockoffs

 

[simonmann]

Want iMessage, get an iPhone

 

[phlamethrowre]

Nothing is bringing iMessage to its Android phone

Nothing Phone 2 users can get blue bubbles, too.

www.theverge.com

 

[FFR]

Want iMessage, get an iPhone

The more android users that try it and get compromised, the faster they will switch to an iPhone.

 

[SvenJ]

"Apple could fix that by implementing RCS, " Uh, no. Implementing RCS would not change the Blue/Green bubble bru-ha-ha. Blue vs green is there to identify the service being used by the messaging app, iMessage, to make the user aware of the capabilities available. Blue, iMessage, secure. Green, SMS, plain text. The GSMA standard RCS is no more secure than SMS, though it has more wiz-bang features. Googles proprietary adapted version of RCS is point to point encrypted, but relies on Google servers. Google's Messages is just like iMessage, in that it uses Google's proprietary adaptation of RCS between capable platforms and reverts to SMS for those that don't support Google RCS.