Re:How developers trick App Store into approving malicious apps
by kjkjadksj on Sunday August 04, 2024 @12:27PM
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People say these things and I just have no idea how its possible. You can text android phones. Yes the bubble will be green. No, no one past middle school cares about the color of the bubble.
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Re:How developers trick App Store into approving malicious apps
by Zak on Sunday August 04, 2024 @02:57PM
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For one-to-one messages, SMS is mostly OK. Group chat via MMS is a bad experience. Group chat via internet-based chat like iMessage, Signal, WhatsApp, Telegram, etc... is a good experience.
Now the obvious solution is for the group to pick a cross-platform chat app and use that, but it's weirdly difficult to get a group of people to do that. Sometimes they would rather exclude someone from the group than switch apps, which might suggest that the excluded person needs better friends.
Re:How developers trick App Store into approving malicious apps
by appletrotter on Sunday August 04, 2024 @12:47PM
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> No, no one past middle school cares about the color of the bubble.
This is just objectively not true. The nature of green vs blue messages feeds into the in-group out-group dynamics that humans (children and adults alike) are prone to.
This is by design. This works well for apple.