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Genuine question because I can't think of a good answer - why is iMessage (Apple's messaging service) not on the list. It looks like it would have a good few gr
by CyanDeparture 6y ago
Genuine question because I can't think of a good answer - why is iMessage (Apple's messaging service) not on the list. It looks like it would have a good few green ticks on the chart.
- 4ggr0 6y agoBecause the privacy benefits are only present for Apple users, for others it's just SMS.
- CyanDeparture 6y agoAh yes of course, they need to release a Windows and Android app. How very apple-centric of me. Sorry about that.
- 4ggr0 6y agoMost of the other apps are available on multiple platforms. I'm not saying that Apple is bad or wrong for only developing iMessage for iPhones, but it explains why no one mentions it when they discuss messaging apps for EVERYONE. Apple may have a huge market share in the US, worldwide they "only" account for roughly 27% of the devices, compared to Android with around 70%. Maybe try to think for yourself why the article wouldn't mention it, instead of writing such a snarky response towards me. Cheers.