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If you want to be pedantic in this way, SMS isn't free, either. You pay your carrier for access to that (and their servers and engineers to support & maintain i
by eitally 3y ago
If you want to be pedantic in this way, SMS isn't free, either. You pay your carrier for access to that (and their servers and engineers to support & maintain it).
- yndoendo 3y agoTechnically a carrier is only needed for receiving messages and not sending. Sending a SMS to someone who is on AT&T is just as simple as sending an email to [phone number]@txt.att.net.