How Google Could Make iPhone Users Jealous of the Green Bubbles

For years, iPhone users have teased Android folks about their green bubbles. Now that Android phones have nearly universally switched to RCS ...

If you were Android, how would you address the blue/green bubble ...

The TL;DR Is that Apple does it intentionally to create a feeling of superiority against non-iOS users.

Why the Department of Justice Cares About Green Bubbles on ...

blue"; rather, it's about the negative iOS messaging experience that greets those green bubble users—aka anyone with an Android device. When an ...

No One Else Gives a S*** about Green Bubbles

Discusses how the obsession over blue (iMessage on iPhone) and green bubbles (Android phones) is a very American one, questioning our ...

Google directly attacks Apple again over 'green bubble' nonsense

Google has launched a website to address the so-called “green bubble” hate Android users face from iPhone users. · The site explains RCS, Apple's ...

Why do iPhone users get angry when they see a green bubble in ...

Two sides of the same coin. IOS users will see green background bubbles because the iPhone uses these when receiving a SMS or MMS text message ...

How Google Can Make iPhone Users Jealous of Green Bubbles

How Google Can Make iPhone Users Jealous of Green Bubbles · I used to be ashamed of my green bladder · RCS changed the game · The infamy of the ...

Green Bubbles: How Apple Quietly Gets iPhone Users To Hate ...

There is one slight functional reason for this: users may have to pay for SMS messages, but not for iMessages, and thus it could have an impact ...

Ever get green bubble hate? - Android Central Forums

Since Android can now join a FaceTime call in a browser, I just ask an iPhone user to send me a link. ... Is there a way to make Google Messages ...

How Apple makes people hate green text bubbles | Harris Gani ...

How did Apple make people hate green text bubbles compared to iMessage blue bubbles? There was something special and intentional about the ...

iPhone users, do you hate texting Androids? It may soon get easier

RCS would bring many of the features available in iMessage to green-and-blue bubble conversations. According to Google, RCS would improve the ...

Nearly a quarter of iPhone users say green bubbles are a dating ...

According to a new survey conducted by All About Cookies, some iPhone users "think less" of others represented as a green bubble while texting.

Does Apple Use Green Bubbles to Make You Hate Android Users?

It's unlikely that Apple intentionally planned these color differences to reference Android, since other types of phones can send SMS. Even an iPhone will send ...

If you own an iPhone and hate green bubbles with your Android pals ...

Garrett Johns (@garrettrjohns). 128 Replies. 1.1K Likes. If you own an iPhone and hate green bubbles with your Android pals, today you can ...

Don't forget: A green bubble on an iPhone is a person

It's a simple way for iPhone users to know that certain iMessage features will not work anymore because there's an Android device in the chat.

Why we don't want you and your Android green bubbles in our ...

iPhone users' distaste for the telltale green bubbles that indicate a friend is using Android isn't (entirely) about snobbery.

Incorporating RCS messaging for Android o… - Apple Community

How do I stop this? macOS 11.6 Messages 14.0 While I am a macOS user, I am an Android phone user. For reasons I can't figure out, when iPhone users text me ...

Apple vs. the Green Bubbles: the cracks beginning to show in its ...

The stigma is real. Blue bubbles for iPhone users, green bubbles for those shut out of Apple's walled garden. iMessage has been a way of ...

iOS 17 will stop your Android friends from ruining your group texts ...

How do Android users see the edits? Do they just get sent another SMS message? Seems like it would get very annoying for them in group chats.

Can an Android user tell if you liked their text message? - Quora

Because now we get obnoxious messages from your iPhone telling us that you “liked", “loved", “disliked", ect, our message. It even makes sure ...