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Wyatt Roberts
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Easton Collins
>2018 soon too be 2019
>SMS
for what purpose
Ethan Butler
Ugh, I hate those green virgin bubbles.
Justin Long
interoperability
Matthew Murphy
>racism
Cameron Powell
> look mum i did it again
grow up
Ayden Anderson
American problems
Noah Allen
In the first case it goes through a cell tower by a carrier. In the second case it goes through Apple. Both are companies that wish to make a profit. I don't really see the difference between the two.
Joseph Gray
>blue bubble
Murrica, Canada or Straya.
>green bubble
Same countries but without iPhones. In the rest of the world iPhone users are forced to use other instant messengers because nobody uses neither sms nor iMessage.
Jonathan Sanchez
Is it possible to get laid without iMessage in a major US coastal city
Carson Mitchell
Teenagers worry about the silliest things.
Cameron Clark
Because my cell phone can only send SMS and MMS.
Blake Miller
And?
Andrew Barnes
Yanks, they're pretty much the only ones wjo haven't moved on
No data?
Owen Anderson
I have literally never once heard anybody in real life talk about blue and green text messages. If I surrounded myself with vapid cunts that care about such things I'd probably neck myself.
Samuel Campbell
Yikes. And it most likely costed more than the cheapest Android smartphones.
Bentley Green
Funny how some people still think iPhone is a status symbol when in reality my phone costed more and is also better
Every retard can buy an iPhone now
Grayson Cooper
Eh. 50€ isn't that much and it's more durable than any smartphone.
Sebastian Gonzalez
Pretty much no. Green bubbles = dropped.
Zachary Miller
It's universal. I'll take SMS over using a multitude of instant messengers any day. Also I don't have a phone so I text using my mail client.
Michael Martinez
Guaranteed delivery with dedicated infrastructure.
Although, apparently, if you're Apple, regulations don't exist.
Benjamin Turner
Who actually uses iMessage? Is it just muricans? Everyone uses snapchat or whatsapp/messenger where I live.
Brayden Martin
>unlimited SMS
>don't use any normie services like Facebook, Snapchat etc.
Cooper Cruz
>snapchat
Proprietary botnet
>whatsapp
Proprietary botnet
Henry Jackson
Good one.
Matthew Richardson
I imagine it's mostly used by cliques of Apple users
Alexander Williams
Snapchat depends on using a nonfree client program (“app”), meaning one that the users do not have control over. It is folly to trust a nonfree program. See
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Jayden Martinez
>Guaranteed delivery
lmao what, you should look up some numbers, SMS is not very reliable
Chase Martin
Americans still swipe and have datacapson their connection, what do you think?
Ian Harris
We've had EMV for a few years and it fucking sucks. And my Internet's not capped.
Alexander Rogers
Thanks God I'm not a burger
Easton Russell
Currently using the PH-1 and I am missing iMessage from my X. May just have to switch out my SIM shortly.
Ian Adams
>costed
Calling anyone else a retard. Cisted is only used when referring to setting a price.
>The brain salesman costed your brain at a paultry $0.01
Julian Torres
>tfw iFags have to use WhatsApp on most countries of the Euro if they want to talk to anyone
And that's a good thing.
Gavin Taylor
>Be American
>Waddle outside
>Get shot for not using iPhone™ iMessage®
Angel Powell
So is iMessage. The only "free" thing is the protocol.
Leo Martinez
>So is iMessage.
Yes. That doesn't legitimize WhatsApp or Snapchat.
Aiden Powell
What's the difference with imessage and the default SMS client on iPhones? (if there's any)
Gabriel Butler
And shitting on both doesn't legitimize iMessage™®.
Hunter Parker
>So is iMessage.
>And shitting on both doesn't legitimize iMessage™®.
Stop thinking in false dichotomies.
All three, WhatsApp, Snapchat and iMessage, are proprietary garbage only blithely unaware children would use.
Robert Phillips
good luck convincing your normie friends to start using something that's not a proprietary botnet
Jaxon Bennett
>sending unencrypted messages over mobile network
No, thanks.
Christopher Carter
Found the shitskin.
Hudson Bell
Wanna know how I know you have no friends?
Jackson Morris
iMessage and SMS go through the same built-in Messages app. When you put in someone's contact details, the send button will turn blue or green depending on whether they are subscribed to iMessage (i.e. have an iPhone)
John Sanders
My friends can choose from a variety of protocols to contact me:
* PGP encrypted email
* XMPP
* BitMessage
* Snail mail letter
* Talk to me in person
If that's not enough, I doubt their sincerity as a friend.
Dylan Jackson
>i.e. have an iPhone
For the record you can use iMessage on OS X as well
Sebastian Ross
>Proprietary software is bad
>Y-you have no friends!
Hunter Long
no wonder you're alone
Oliver Bennett
I know, I'm a turbo Applefag and I use iMessage on macOS. Most iMessage users wouldn't have Macs though.
John Taylor
Strong virgin stench
Nathan Collins
How come no one's mentioned not being online 24/7 and still being able to communicate?
Charles Green
At least try Telegram or Signal.
Caleb Long
>connected to cell grid
>not being online
Ian Anderson
>be Apple
>makes some generic SMS client with the solely feature bubbles that change according to the OS of the user who senr the message
>itoodlers still defend it
Benjamin Adams
Thanks for proving my point.
Jack Price
>We've had EMV
Have you managed to fuck that up too? In here I just show my wallet to the payment thing and I'm done if the purchase is under 25€, it's fast as hell
Blake Cook
I guess you mean in the hypothetical situation in which you had friends or someone who wanted to contact you
Julian Garcia
We can do that here too, but EMV is slow as balls compared to swiping for some reason. When I got my first a credit card not having an EMV chip was the most important factor in which card I chose.
Ryan Rivera
You don't have mobile data in the US? You can send messages over data when you only have a mobile connection, but you can't call or send SMS when you only have a wifi connection.
You've fucked it up, it's quick as hell in here
Isaac Powell
I haven't fucked anything up, I just avoided others' fuckups.
Jaxon Howard
>Have you managed to fuck that up too?
Probably slow as molasses internet, american communication infrastructure isn't know for being great.
kek, it's literally 4 seconds.
Hunter Allen
This whole thing is an Apple shill operation to get their target demographic, teenage girls, to invalidate Android. Prove me wrong, pro tip, you can't.
Juan Gomez
>kek, it's literally 4 seconds.
If you're lucky. Also the force EMV feature is ridiculous. There are people who have fucked chips but the magstripe still works and they have to fail at using EMV for payment three times (even though they know EMV won't work) before they can swipe.
Aiden Ortiz
I didn't mean you specifically, but the US. It's a great and fast system, but you guys have it slow so the biggest advantage is gone.
Fuck that sounds annoying. In Finland you show the card (or in my case, wallet, since I've put it there so that I don't have to take it out) to the payment thingy, just a quick bump to its side and before you put your wallet back in your pocket a receipt is already being printed. And I've never had it fail, I wonder what the causes for it failing over there are. Poor connection?
Jose White
>If you're lucky.
Absolutely not. It's 100% fast as that.
>There are people who have fucked chips but the magstripe still works and they have to fail at using EMV for payment three times (even though they know EMV won't work) before they can swipe.
Compared to relying only on a insecure and fragile authentication method that's magstripe, it's definitely an upgrade.
Mason Sanchez
>only has one card
Jason Reed
Lots of people use iMessage in the UK too
Daniel Jones
Another fun fact about the US, we dropped wireless cards in favour of EMV instead of adding EMV in addition to contactless payment..
>Absolutely not. It's 100% fast as that.
You couldn't be more wrong.
>Compared to relying only on a insecure and fragile authentication method that's magstripe, it's definitely an upgrade.
Needing to try and fail repetitively at something you know won't work before you can use the method you know will work is anything but an upgrade.
Elijah Gonzalez
>Trusting Facebook with your messages.
>A good thing
That's never a good thing
Sebastian Bennett
I have three, two debits and one Visa Electron, though I don't see what that matters or how that was what you choose to comment about my post.
Elijah Peterson
It must be a shit implementation. Even here in eastern eu it works in like two seconds, and I only ever had reliability issues with the magstripe like ten years ago. I don't know about the forced stuff you mentioned because it literally never failed.
Gabriel Morris
Intel is fucked
And so are Pajeets
wait that doesn't rhyme, shit
Matthew Rodriguez
Netherlands uses Whatsapp
Noah Martin
Calm down, I'm just a brainlet and never dared to use my wallet because which card would be used? All of them?
Justin Wood
I'm a cashier (partially) so I encounter hundreds of cards a day. A failed EMV chip is rather rare but due to the volume of cards I see it's an almost daily occurrence.
James Foster
>You couldn't be more wrong.
It's literally 4 seconds, I'm telling you. Why would lie about that?
>Needing to try and fail repetitively at something you know won't work before you can use the method you know will work is anything but an upgrade.
Either force the new standard or retards will still using the old one. It's an upgrade and magstripe is just there as a fallback. If you had a magstripe only card and managed to fuck it, you would have nothing else.
Ryder Russell
Okay, and I never saw a failed chip and if I got one I'd ask for a replacement card.
Jack Jones
Ah, that's what you mean. I was honestly just confused by what you meant. I have two cards with contactless payment (the Visa Electron is probably ten years old and doesn't have it). When I open my wallet, I have my main debit card, on the inside of the wallet, at the front on one side and the others (less used ones) further back so they don't get read through the leather. So it's not an issue in that case. On the other side I have my transit card that's also contactless, so most of the time I don't need to get anything from my wallet which is handy.
Jason Ortiz
Reminder this exists
Bentley Ward
>It's literally 4 seconds, I'm telling you. Why would lie about that?
That's your anecdotal experience. Just because it's that fast where you are doesn't it's that fast anywhere else.
>Either force the new standard or retards will still using the old one. It's an upgrade and magstripe is just there as a fallback.
Exactly, forcing the new standard is the issue. You need to use the main method that you know won't work three times before you can even attempt to use the fallback method.
>If you had a magstripe only card and managed to fuck it, you would have nothing else.
Actually depending on the register at the business you're at you could ask the cashier to manually enter the card number.
Blake Evans
I would too but neither of us is the average person.
*doesn't mean
Hunter Baker
>ten year old cards
You don't get a new one automatically every few years?
Nathan Morales
RCS when?
Adrian Phillips
Now thst you mention it, I think I got a new card many years ago, but it's so old I'm not sure when. I think the debit cards are being renewed more frequenty but I'm not sure about the Electron, I don't know what's up with that one. In any case, at this point it's just a backup card I've kept in my wallet for some reason.
Also, here's a fantastic artistic rendition of my wallet, with the two contactless cards at the front and others, such as my library card, my combined debit/student id card, shop loyalty cards (or whatever they're called and social security card at the back. Though in reality I have three spaces each side for the cards so it's not quite as cramped as in the fantastic pic I made. Also driver's license in a see-through pocket in the middle, though it's a bit pointless because nobody accepts it like that, you have to hand it to them so they know it's not just a pic someone printed or something
Andrew Kelly
go ahead, buy another iphone
please
keep buying them
James Young
>forcing peer pressure is not considered an anti-competitive practice
Looks like Apple is really immune to law.
Kevin Rodriguez
For the dreamland of capitalism, Americans sure let it get into awful shape before they do anything
Anthony Cruz
>you need to use proprietary devices to communicate with your friends and family
>you need to be a fuckboy for all IT corporations that sells your personal info to third partys, so they can feed this shit to a botnet and have better advertising
>you see this ads and buy new shit you never needed
>if you don't wanna buy it, society makes you an outsider
>and this is just a small part of picture that running all our civilization
Souls of a brave, who died before us, for us, can never be rested
Matthew Robinson
Enjoy your botnet tracking device, goy.
Josiah Taylor
true?
Kayden Harris
I totally don't know now, cards here have an expiration date. After that they won't work.
Josiah Foster
So do cards in here and my debit cards definitely do. I think either it's now at the end of its life and that's why it's been so long or I just don't remember replacing it. But considering that it doesn't have contactless payment, it has to be fairly old.
Isaiah Cooper
Okay, I'm aware we are talking on a taiwanese puppet website but cards have release date and expire date printed on them. And they certainly don't last for ten years.
Easton Garcia
>be living in Netherlands for 2 months
>noticed all Dutch people use WhatsApp
hmm but why
Parker Cruz
I heard it in a pretty crappy rap song on the radio, I heard apples numbers are hurting so bad they are trying this marketing.
Leo Allen
not if your a teen.
Hunter Reed
>Nunez
and stopped right there.
Angel Watson
Why would You install messenger when You can just send SMS?
Dylan Miller
You know what I meant. And let's also not pretend reception is good enough everywhere for mobile data.
Why are you assuming everyone who's replied to you is from one country?