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Bring back MMS? It had convenient carrier billing since the 1990s used for all kind of crap such as ringtones and whatnot, but is perfect for simple paid conten
by tannhaeuser 6y ago
Bring back MMS? It had convenient carrier billing since the 1990s used for all kind of crap such as ringtones and whatnot, but is perfect for simple paid content publishing. It's even acceptable from a privacy PoV, since the carrier has your customer details already, so you're basically sending content anonymously. But it was kindof killed by Google due to the Android "stagefreight" bug, and really never recovered. Like for so many information channels it has closed, Google had no incentive to fix or enhance it when it doesn't contribute to their core business of forcing every point of contact into the fscking analytics-heavy web.