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Actually, that’s not what the “delivered” flag means. It actually means that the message has been delivered to your carrier, that’s it. In other words, it’s ju
by bradknowles 7y ago
Actually, that’s not what the “delivered” flag means. It actually means that the message has been delivered to your carrier, that’s it.
In other words, it’s just like the sound you hear when you’ve “sent” an e-mail message — the message in question has successfully left your system and is now somewhere in the aether. Oh, and it hopefully won’t get lost.
- sandis 7y ago"Delivered" means that at least one recipient's device has received the message. It won't show up as delivered if the devices are offline.