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Looking at the amount of applications I have in the messaging folder on my iPhone, it doesn't seem to me that opening up iMessage is that necessary. From what I
by yoz-y 4y ago
Looking at the amount of applications I have in the messaging folder on my iPhone, it doesn't seem to me that opening up iMessage is that necessary. From what I understand in the US it's more common for people who have iPhones to stick to iMessage but in Europe not so much.
- rootusrootus 4y ago> From what I understand in the US it's more common for people who have iPhones to stick to iMessage but in Europe not so much. Something I find fascinating. Apple bad, Facebook good?
- yoz-y 4y agoI think it's more about the prevalence of iPhones amongst young people. If most of your friends don't have iPhones, then it makes more sense to use a messaging system everybody can use. US has ~60% iOS market share, European countries have 20-40. Especially for group chats, if you have 10 people in a group, there is very little probability everybody will have an iPhone.