Thank you for making my point. iMessage is not texting. I'm responding to this.
"Why would you download an app for the basic functionality of a phone? Texting is an integral part of phones and I haven't met a person in the US without unlimited texting in years."
I don't actually think this is true. Is there any verification that most iOS users do not have a single one of the most popular messaging apps in the world?
Thank you for making my point. iMessage is not texting. I'm responding to this.
"Why would you download an app for the basic functionality of a phone? Texting is an integral part of phones and I haven't met a person in the US without unlimited texting in years."
> Thank you for making my point. iMessage is not texting. I'm responding to this.
To your average iOS user they are one and the same, which is why US iPhone users don't generally download secondary chatting apps unless they have to.
I don't actually think this is true. Is there any verification that most iOS users do not have a single one of the most popular messaging apps in the world?
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