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If you count -all of europe- as a developing country, sure. In europe we never had free unlimited texts. Internet was cheaper than calling/texting, especially

by rahkiin 4mo ago

If you count -all of europe- as a developing country, sure. In europe we never had free unlimited texts. Internet was cheaper than calling/texting, especially with everyone having wifi at home and work. So a cross-platform messaging app appeared and has replaced text and calling.

wyclif 4mo ago
Sure, it's not airtight. WhatsApp is popular in Europe. But as an American, when I see somebody say "You can only contact me on WhatsApp", it's not exactly a green text bubble signal.
- Synaesthesia 4mo ago
  The entire rest of the world is not just 3rd world countries.
KoftaBob 4mo ago
> we never had free unlimited texts. Internet was cheaper than calling/texting I always found this peculiar, you would think it would be the other way around. I wonder why that is?