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Green bubble is messages you sent via SMS (and so may have been charged by your carrier depending on your cellular plan) Blue bubble is messages you sent via i
by mewse 2y ago
Green bubble is messages you sent via SMS (and so may have been charged by your carrier depending on your cellular plan)
Blue bubble is messages you sent via iMessage.
All incoming messages are grey, regardless of whether they were sent to you via SMS or iMessage.
- beardyw 2y ago> and so may have been charged by your carrier depending on your cellular plan I don't know of any UK plan that charges.
- dkdbejwi383 2y agoMust be a couple of decades since I was last charged for SMS
- dfawcus 2y agoPAYG plans do.
- didntcheck 2y agoDon't they almost all work on a "goodybag" model now where you top-up £x for the next month of tens of GB of data, hundreds or unlimited minutes, and unlimited texts? Using "real" balance is uncommon in my experience
- dfawcus 2y agoOnly if one buys such a "goodybag". My father doesn't and so pays PAYG rates when he uses his. Which probably makes sense for him, given his infrequent use pattern.
- bdavbdav 2y agoTry sending an image on green.