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I've never heard an actual human express noticing or caring about the color of the bubble.
by intrasight 4y ago
I've never heard an actual human express noticing or caring about the color of the bubble.
- MerelyMortal 4y agoMe either, and the adults I know, don't even seem to know the difference. I often get people trying to send me videos or files via SMS (I have an Android, and I guess it normally works for them when sending to other Apple users). (I say adults, because I often hear kids use it as a status symbol or way to exclude other kids from group messages. I will have to ask the kids I work with what they think about message color bubbles.)
- stjohnswarts 4y agoKids do it, I've heard it, it's an actual thing in that age group, adults don't care. It's like having a collection of gobots instead of transformers if you're an 80s kid.
- School-Cotton 4y agoI care, and I’m an adult. I don’t care a lot, certainly not so much that I’d exclude someone from a social group, but I do get slightly annoyed when I have to communicate with someone via SMS because it’s so much slower, less reliable, less featureful etc. than iMessage.
- nrb 4y agoThe main annoying thing when added to a mixed group of SMS and iMessage group chats is that you cannot leave them, or add anyone after the fact without creating an entirely new chat with all the contacts from scratch.
- extragood 4y agoIt was commented on frequently when I was online dating, to the point that it got annoying. I've had a few friends mention it and jokingly tell me to give in and get an iPhone. I'm mid-thirties.