“Apple billed iMessage as basically a modern take on ... Beyond the social implications of green or blue bubbles, there is also a privacy concern. Blue texts - iMessages - are encrypted.

The difference? Green messages are ordinary SMS text messages, while blue messages are using Apple's proprietary iMessage format. If you're used to seeing blue iMessage text bubbles but they are ...

We'll guide you on why your iPhone messages sometimes turn green and what it all means. The blue bubbles usually indicate that you’re sending an iMessage. iMessages are Apple's messaging service ...

There are studies that convincingly scream that this blue or green bubble issue is an issue ... point of pride that Apple must be stopped, or iMessage should be universal, or something.

Sometimes. Other times, though, they'll show as green instead. So what's the difference? In general, blue text bubbles indicate that you're using Apple's built-in iMessage app (which comes ...

Those green bubbles are standard SMS text messages ... We were able to send a blue bubble iMessage from our Nothing Phone (2) to our iPhone 15 Pro Max and the same in reverse.

green, to differentiate them from blue messages sent by other people on iMessage. RCS support makes things a lot more equal now, but it's not clear it's going to change anything culturally.

and it turns their messages from a green bubble into a blue bubble,” says Beeper co-founder Eric Migicovsky. Unlike Nothing Chats, Beeper Mini doesn’t use a server farm of Apple computers. Instead, ...