iPhone I hope they add SMS delivery report on iOS 7

[sunking101]

Have to agree, that's why Uk carriers offer unlimited SMS on there tariffs.
It's because most people wouldn't use them, but they cap/limit data as it's far more popular with iMessage, whatsapp, etc

I think out of my contacts only one person uses regular SMS as there reluctant to upgrade there ageing nokia.

If SMS are 'free' (inclusive) and data is not, then only a fool would send texts via Whatsapp or iMessage.

 

[Tubamajuba]

If SMS are 'free' (inclusive) and data is not, then only a fool would send texts via Whatsapp or iMessage.

Why would I turn iMessage off? Such minuscule amounts of data are used that it's inconsequential.

 

[IFRIT]

Have to agree, that's why Uk carriers offer unlimited SMS on there tariffs.
It's because most people wouldn't use them, but they cap/limit data as it's far more popular with iMessage, whatsapp, etc

I think out of my contacts only one person uses regular SMS as there reluctant to upgrade there ageing nokia.

They offer "unlimited" text and capped data "depending on network" because it costs the network virtually nothing to send/recieve a text yet providing a high speed data connection takes alot of resources. People i know only communicate via facebook chat or SMS, SMS arn't going anywhere soon.

 

[acfusion29]

So.. any update about SMS Delivery Report on iOS 7 (iPhone 5).

My friends using iOS 7 in iPhone 4/4s have this report.. when I ask how to activated.. he didn't now it :|

He only said, that he used iPhone CDMA version.. so does CDMA version have this featured but GSM not? Here is a prove

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holy **** that would be annoying.

no thanks

 

[C DM]

They offer "unlimited" text and capped data "depending on network" because it costs the network virtually nothing to send/recieve a text yet providing a high speed data connection takes alot of resources. People i know only communicate via facebook chat or SMS, SMS arn't going anywhere soon.

Not so long ago it used to be the other way around where SMS would cost something crazy (especially for all that it uses up) while pretty much unlimited data was given away for cheap. Just depends on what people use more and where the carriers can make more money.