Is having an Android really a deal-breaker for some people?
Is having an Android really a deal-breaker for some people?
I asked if people chose iPhone for the blue bubbles elsewhere a couple days ago, and while there was some good discourse on that post, the blue bubbles definitely also came up as a reason.
In my experience, when people find out my texts are green, they oftentimes would rather switch to a different platform altogether like Instagram or just not text at all.
Is this actually a deal-breaker in friendships out there?
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European here. Telegram and FB Messenger is used by everyone even for iPhone to iPhone communication.
European here too. I don't know anybody that uses FB Messenger or Telegram. All Signal and WhatsApp. But maybe my people are strange.
Same. European here, I have lived in several different EU countries and everyone I know uses either WhatsApp or Signal.
It's interesting seeing how people use two main apps for texting, and they're not the same two for everyone.
Mine are Telegram and WhatsApp
Lithuanian here.
Been encouraging everyone to use Telegram. To me it's the best messaging app I found, mostly in every possible way.
I have no idea who uses Whatsapp, boomers sometimes tend to use Viber, some random people have Signal (i no longer use it lol) and some people also use FB Messenger.
Here in Italy WhatsApp became the norm many years ago and to this day it's hard to get rid of because that's where you'll find everyone you know.
I'd love if everyone moved to Telegram, but I know it's not easily done unfortunately
Germans use WhatsApp. I hate it here.
European and I hardly know people who still have a FB account, let alone use the messenger. Here everyone uses Whatsapp or Signal
No whatsapp? I live in austria and everyone has WhatsApp
Im not the person you replied to but I'm from Denmark and WhatsApp isn't very common here (at least not with people I know). most mobile subscriptions here include free texting and otherwise many people just use FB Messenger.
Edit: clarification