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> Pulling out my phone to tap out an SMS when I have a full keyboard in front of me seems silly at this point. Responding to SMS encourages people to keep usin
by Stubb 7y ago
> Pulling out my phone to tap out an SMS when I have a full keyboard in front of me seems silly at this point.
Responding to SMS encourages people to keep using it.
- A1B73A63 7y agoI wish you the best of luck getting everyone you communicate with to stop using SMS.
- cedex12 7y agoIs that bad?
- Funes- 7y agoI'd bet he's implicitly expressing his concerns about SMS's vulnerabilities in terms of security, especially compared to other, more secure alternatives.
- r3bl 7y agoI wouldn't call it bad, but I would call it incredibly expensive if you're using non-English alphabet. Try filling out all the characters available within a single message, then replace one of them with something unusual (let's say "ć" for example). What used to fit into a single SMS will now be three.