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It’s the text you send, not incoming, so you don’t need to read it much. There’s also various accessibility features to help with color across the os.
by azinman2 4y ago
It’s the text you send, not incoming, so you don’t need to read it much. There’s also various accessibility features to help with color across the os.
- rootusrootus 4y agoNot only that, but these are complaints coming from non-iPhone users, by definition, which means it is totally up to Android what color their messages are displayed in.
- paranoidrobot 4y agoiPhone User texts Android user - the iPhone user sees their outbound message as green on white. This is not up to Android, it is up to Apple how their UX displays texts to non-Apple users.