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It seems obvious to me. SMS still lies outside of their control, and replacing it with something that goes through their servers would give them access to massi

by yock 13y ago

It seems obvious to me. SMS still lies outside of their control, and replacing it with something that goes through their servers would give them access to massive amounts of data otherwise unavailable to them.

Pxtl 13y ago
Yes, but leaving out the SMS feature in the app still leaves their IM system fragmented. SMS is essential in places where data plans are prohibitively expensive.
- fdr_cs 13y ago
  Or unreliable. I live at Brazil, and 3G connection here is awful, everywhere !