> If Americans are this dumb, I don't see why they need any laws to protect them.

They aren't. The bubble color thing is an exaggerated claim and a lot of whining from a bunch of clowns. No one actually cares in the US except for a bunch of children (who are always prone to following trends for the sake of following the trend) and a handful of immature adults. The rest of the country doesn't know or care

That's a very ignorant thing to say. Try to force yourself to live with images and video of quality to SMS so you can actually understand the problem, and let's see how long you think it's just immaturity.

We can disagree about solutions, but strawmanning stuff is dumb, and then dismissing the problem that you strawmanned is even more dumb

What's ignorant about it? MMS sucks, I didn't say otherwise. Android <-> Android MMS also sucks. That is not an iPhone <-> Android specific issue. MMS was an adequate solution in the feature phone days when the phones and displays were mediocre at best. It's been a terrible solution since mobile phones became cameras with a phone.

The strawmanning is done by the people claiming iPhone users are, as a whole, excluding Android users from their communications over it. That's what I'm rebutting, not that MMS sucks. Only children and immature adults do that. The vast majority of people don't care. They either use MMS and accept it sucks or switch to another service, they don't exclude people over it.