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> it feels like you get the same kind of judgement that Android users experience when they show up with green texts in iMessage. Is this a real thing? Do peopl
by lifeformed 6y ago
> it feels like you get the same kind of judgement that Android users experience when they show up with green texts in iMessage.
Is this a real thing? Do people actually care about that?
- sudosysgen 6y agoOh yeah. Lens snobbery is definitely a thing.
- nitrogen 6y agoI've been called out in a group dinner invite for having a green bubble, but they may have been joking. I'm really curious where the concept originates; my guess is some supremely subtle submarine social influencer targeting by Apple marketing.
- otterlicious 6y agoTo the extent it really did exist as not a joke it was mostly misplaced ire that should have been directed at Verizon, which didn't support regular text messages larger than 160 characters for far longer than was reasonable. (Every other carrier figured it out in the flip phone era.)