It's presently unclear whether non-iPhone users messages will still appear as green bubbles when iOS 18 formally rolls out in the fall. (A public beta will also be available next month.) ...

If you do this, all texts – sent to both iPhone and Android devices alike – will appear in green text bubbles. Here's how to switch to SMS only: 1. Start the Settings app. 2. Tap Messages.

Have you ever wondered by some messages on your iPhone appear in blue while others are displayed in green? The colors visually differentiate iMessages, which appear in blue bubbles, from regular ...

For years, the dreaded green bubble has been a thorn in ... Prior to that, they had showed up as text messages explaining that the iPhone user had reacted. However, with iOS 18, Apple has added ...

Putting your iPhone’s Messages app on your Mac and/or iPad ... But while iMessages tend to find their way without issue, “green bubble” texts often never appear. But they can, and they ...

His fiancée is, despite it all, an iPhone user ... bring a number of long-missing features to those green bubble conversations in Messages," wrote the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital ...

the “green versus blue bubble” disparity. When iPhone users send texts to other iPhones, the messages appear blue and can tap into exclusive perks like fun emojis and animations. But if an ...

A survey from All About Cookies has found that some iPhone users are inclined to think less of those who don’t also have an iPhone when texting. Their text messages will appear in green bubbles ...

When you see that RCS tag in your green bubble chat, you should be safe ... Until this future update hits, RCS messages on iPhone are never end-to-end encrypted. If you want all of your ...

Apple made chats better with green bubble friends ... the standard RCS — as Google does in its Android messages app. That would have made iPhone chats encrypted no matter what devices your ...

IMessage also indicates non-iPhone users by showing their messages in green, a decision many people interpret as an attempt to shame them in front of their blue-bubble peers. Because the iPhone ...