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It's working just as intended. If one big company points out that another big company is breaking the law and is willing to fight to prove it, I'm all for it.
by nulld3v 3y ago
It's working just as intended. If one big company points out that another big company is breaking the law and is willing to fight to prove it, I'm all for it.
- superduty 3y agoBreaking the law?
- nikanj 3y ago”They’re not allowing our spam on your phones!” I get so much SMS and email spam. I get so little iMessage spam. If getting green texts from Android users is the price I have to pay, so be it.
- chmod775 3y agoSMS spam in Europe? Living in Germany I haven't gotten a single unsolicited SMS in my life - and some of my phone numbers are public on the internet.
- dontlaugh 3y agoHappens to me sometimes in the UK
- pohuing 3y agoI'm a mother for weirdly may children who have new phone numbers, considering I'm a single male at 25yo. That's the primary spam in Germany for me. But Google filters those messages perfectly
- quitit 3y agoThe odd thing about all of this - why do they think Apple will make the messages from other platforms blue? Of course they won't, because there won't be feature parity. The point of SMSes remaining green even though that they are largely without cost is because it signals to the user that iMessage's/Facetime's features aren't available. Google who argued that apple's designs aren't worthy of protection are now arguing that the colour of a freaking text bubble has great importance. Which one is it?