Massie
Well-known member
I love Apple, but iMessage has serious issues. For instance: none of my devices are in sync?messages that show up on my iPhone sometimes arrive a day later or never appear at all on my iPad or Mac, despite having the same setup. There are any number of similar reports in the Apple community support forums.
And since my iPad is wifi-only, it's never going to "fall back to regular text." I simply won't be able to use iMessage. How is this an exaggeration?
If it were so small an issue I doubt iMore would have devoted an article to the subject: http://www.imore.com/imessage-down-again
"Apple's iMessage service, their iOS and OS X SMS- and MMS- like service, is currently down for a lot of users. It's been going down fairly regularly as of late, though not for lengthy periods of time. Game Center, Apple's online gaming service, has also gone down or suffered from poor service over the last week.
Everything goes down. Google goes down. Amazon does down. RIM goes down. Microsoft goes down. We go down. But reliability is a feature and if something goes down or suffers from poor services too often, or even if perception starts to give people that impression, it's a problem."
And since my iPad is wifi-only, it's never going to "fall back to regular text." I simply won't be able to use iMessage. How is this an exaggeration?
If it were so small an issue I doubt iMore would have devoted an article to the subject: http://www.imore.com/imessage-down-again
"Apple's iMessage service, their iOS and OS X SMS- and MMS- like service, is currently down for a lot of users. It's been going down fairly regularly as of late, though not for lengthy periods of time. Game Center, Apple's online gaming service, has also gone down or suffered from poor service over the last week.
Everything goes down. Google goes down. Amazon does down. RIM goes down. Microsoft goes down. We go down. But reliability is a feature and if something goes down or suffers from poor services too often, or even if perception starts to give people that impression, it's a problem."
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