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It quite literally does not. Step one: walk into any store and buy an Android. Step two: have your phone service transferred to that Android. Step three: there
by samatman 3y ago
It quite literally does not. Step one: walk into any store and buy an Android. Step two: have your phone service transferred to that Android. Step three: there is no step three.
People do this every day. Hundreds of them, at least. Every day.
- HDThoreaun 3y agoApple is using their market power to degrade their competitors product. Of course I could switch to android, but I dont want to, solely because texting iPhone users would become a much worse experience
- s3r3nity 3y ago> Of course I could switch to android, but I dont want to, solely because texting iPhone users would become a much worse experience It's 99% the same experience - except for iMessage users your texts become green instead of blue. On top of that, you can use many other services for texts, like FB Messenger, WhatsApp, etc. Beyond that, I don't see why it's Apple's problem that Google and/or other carriers can't make a decent texting experience without Apple making theirs less secure or a shittier experience in the process.