> Apple knows of such limitations and does nothing to improve the situation. Why would they? It's not their problem, nor does it seem to be a big deal for thei

> Apple knows of such limitations and does nothing to improve the situation. Why would they? It's not their problem, nor does it seem to be a big deal for their customers because they're not clamoring for a fix. > In fact they ban those who try. FTA. They don't, thiugh. The App Store has tons of photo and video sharing services, email, and other messaging services; I'm sure any number of them would let your iPhone-using friends and family easily send you a non-mangled videos. This is a solved, dozens of times over. iMessage, on the other hand, is a service Apple provides for Apple customers. They get to set the terms under which it's used, and Beeper did not abide by those terms.