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Most of my friends are now using app phones. So we communicate with apps rather than SMS. Most of the time when I get a SMS it's when someone is trying to sell
by pistoriusp 15y ago
Most of my friends are now using app phones. So we communicate with apps rather than SMS.
Most of the time when I get a SMS it's when someone is trying to sell me something I don't want.
- billybob 15y agoIsn't that infuriating? The carrier is literally selling you spam: they charge you to receive that spam message. They could provide a whitelisting service, which would be technically simple to implement and would solve the problem completely. But they have incentive not to.
- pistoriusp 15y agoI'm in South Africa, so we've never had to pay to receive text messages, just to send. But it's crazy expensive.