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No but not updating the default for 10 years in a way that mostly affects only Android users seems like borderline malfeasance to me.

• dymk 4y ago
  It's not a "default", it's an indicator of how the message was sent.
  • blinkingled 4y ago
    So every sent message looks white on bright green or just the ones sent over SMS/MMS (I.e. to Android users)?
    • dymk 4y ago
      Messages sent via SMS/MMS are green, messages sent via iMessage are blue. If you send a message via SMS/MMS to an iPhone user, it's green. There is no detection if the user on the other end is an Android user.
      • tantalor 4y ago
        So it's a default.
        • deleted 4y ago
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        • rootusrootus 4y ago
          Blue is the default, because iOS always tries iMessage first in preference to SMS.
          • mattkrause 4y ago
            There's a setting for that too.
        • tomjakubowski 4y ago
          No.
        • dymk 4y ago
          Are you saying the default phone that users go out and buy, is an iPhone?
          • tantalor 4y ago
            No, green is the default.