I don't because they should have had common sense. If anything these people literally preyed on the desperation of Android users to profit off their desire for blue bubbles and made some quick cash.I feel sorry for the investors on this. what a dumb business model.
Because the world is full of stupid, stubborn people.It's 👏 not 👏 just 👏 about 👏 the 👏 blue 👏 bubbles.
I don't understand why this stupid narrative keeps repeating.
So you’re saying Android users also shouldn’t be sending emails to iCloud Mail addresses, for risk of overloading Apple’s servers? Yeah, that totally makes sense.You do know that more users tap into system means that will take up resources on Apple infrastructures. Nothing is free. If that will put more load on their servers which in turns make the infrastructures overload and make my service slower, or increase whatever monthly payment I am paying to Apple due to this reason, I would go against whoever use these hack.
I'm pretty sure they're not VC funded.Why would an Android user care enough about iMessage to jump through all these hoops?
I get that Beeper's parent company is trying anything they can to keep their product alive, but it's pretty clear that any workarounds they do find will be short lived. Apple doesn't want it, so this product is already dead. At some point they are going to have to accept that reality instead of continuing to light their VC $$ on fire.
Tech enthusiasts who are either Mac+Android users (they exist, for some reason), or are in majority iPhone families. But I can't imagine that is a pool of customers large enough to justify this nonsense.Why would an Android user care enough about iMessage to jump through all these hoops?
I get that Beeper's parent company is trying anything they can to keep their product alive, but it's pretty clear that any workarounds they do find will be short lived. Apple doesn't want it, so this product is already dead. At some point they are going to have to accept that reality instead of continuing to light their VC $$ on fire.
the difference being the emails sent from Android phones aren't hacking into icloud mail to use icloud mail addresses.So you’re saying Android users also shouldn’t be sending emails to iCloud Mail addresses, for risk of overloading Apple’s servers? Yeah, that totally makes sense.
It's 👏 not 👏 just 👏 about 👏 the 👏 blue 👏 bubbles.
I don't understand why this stupid narrative keeps repeating.
This is MacRumors giving them coverage based on a deleted blog post.Can we stop giving beeper mini free press please? This is getting ridiculous. Just let it die. You’re now attracting the eyes of legislators because of how much coverage this desperate company is getting.
I'm all for iMessage being on Android.
Can you please explain to me why you guys feel you are Obligated to iMessage? Like seriously. And please dont give me the same tired arguments about E2EE (half of you guys dont even know what that is or better yet use google and you are worried about privacy) and sending compressed videos (when they have a multi-tude of apps to send videos on).
Outside of all those same arguments, why on earth are you entitled to imessage...a feature made for IOS devices.
I can tell you why I hate the idea of Beeper (well one of them). It's simple. I use a lot of apple specific products and services and features that CANT work with Android (Apple pay and reservations for example. Sharing my location is another).
How am I supposed to know if I am talking to a legit Apple customer or a Fraud? Now you could argue that Apple should bring Apple imessage to Android and I'd argue why? Why do you feel you need something from another company because your preferred company can't make anything compelling that people want to use. Because RCS is one of Google's MANY attempts to control messaging over the last 20 years. Literally.
I can make a good point about RCS that i recently. Google doesn't even allow its RCS Apis to be utilized by 3rd party messaging apps thus forcing all android users who want to use RCS to use google's messaging app or not have RCS. Meaning Google is literally doing the same exact thing that Apple is accused of doing: Locking people into their apps.
No hacking, they are using Apple’s regular iMessage protocol. The only difference is that it is a proprietary protocol instead of an open protocol.the difference being the emails sent from Android phones aren't hacking into icloud mail to use icloud mail addresses.
SO that point you were trying to make doesnt make any sense.