top | item 45983270 (no title) calyhre | 3 months ago I don’t know a lot about the rest of Europe on this, but here in France it’s been more than a decade SMS are unlimited in mobile plans, and these plans are quite cheap.We also have free roaming in the whole Europe. discuss order hn newest nitwit005|3 months ago Whatsapp came out 16 years ago. Yes, the main driver for adoption was avoiding fees. They still emphasize it being free to this day.The adoption of messaging apps caused a lot of carriers to reduce or eliminate the SMS fees, as they saw the business was evaporating. jorvi|3 months ago Carriers actually massively jacked up SMS fees, just not for consumers.One of Signal's main cost centers is activation SMS messages. For many other small players it is a significant factor too.
nitwit005|3 months ago Whatsapp came out 16 years ago. Yes, the main driver for adoption was avoiding fees. They still emphasize it being free to this day.The adoption of messaging apps caused a lot of carriers to reduce or eliminate the SMS fees, as they saw the business was evaporating. jorvi|3 months ago Carriers actually massively jacked up SMS fees, just not for consumers.One of Signal's main cost centers is activation SMS messages. For many other small players it is a significant factor too.
jorvi|3 months ago Carriers actually massively jacked up SMS fees, just not for consumers.One of Signal's main cost centers is activation SMS messages. For many other small players it is a significant factor too.
nitwit005|3 months ago
The adoption of messaging apps caused a lot of carriers to reduce or eliminate the SMS fees, as they saw the business was evaporating.
jorvi|3 months ago
One of Signal's main cost centers is activation SMS messages. For many other small players it is a significant factor too.