It works for some things. There is still no MMS (for most people), and the text messaging still isn't properly integrated into Android[1]. I still use it, but t

It works for some things. There is still no MMS (for most people), and the text messaging still isn't properly integrated into Android[1]. I still use it, but these issues are major annoyances, and haven't been fixed after several years. [1] Yes, I realize that it can be set as the default app for sending texts. Unfortunately this does not make third party texting apps work with it. What should be possible is to use it as the underlying text message provider, just like my carrier would be without Google Voice. Then all of the regular apps that know how to send/receive text messages would work with it seamlessly.