Andrew
2024-05-20 17:03:46 UTC
I doubt you will get confirmation from any non-US(/-non-NA?)
person that they are sending or receving MMS messages, unless of course
they are communicating with US(/NA?) people.
I have sent less than a dozen, ever (too expensive) and received maybeperson that they are sending or receving MMS messages, unless of course
they are communicating with US(/NA?) people.
double that, none from outside the UK.
general, for our cellular services, don't you?
I pay about $30 a month lately for each of four phones in my plan.
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With that I pretty much get unlimited everything, which is why I didn't
worry about using MMS until the great grandchild was born recently.
At that point, I started getting millions of fuzzy videos from Apple owners
(the new parents are all on Apple products only) which was my introduction
to the MMS problem that you've told me about long ago that RCS may solve.
Here's what an MMS video looks like when sent by the Apple Messages app.
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Here are those same videos when we completely ditched Apple's Messages app.
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Just as ditching iTunes on Windows _added_ functionality (i.e., iTunes
removes functionality from Windows the instant that you install it)...
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Ditching Apple's Messages app instantly _increased_ our functionality.
BTW, Andy, do you have any idea how to work around the problem that arose
when we set up an iPad to use Messages, where the problem was Apple is
incapable of sending the message BOTH to the Android & iPad over Wi-Fi?