> Leaving aside the fact that green bubbles actually serve a product function — they are not encrypted, while blue iMessage bubbles are
Yes, that's itself an attempt to lock people in, which is particularly absurd considering Apple's privacy branding -- Apple sacrifices the privacy of its users communications with Android users to lock them in.
Yes, that's itself an attempt to lock people in, which is particularly absurd considering Apple's privacy branding -- Apple sacrifices the privacy of its users communications with Android users to lock them in.