So on one hand you carefully take the time to point out that the suggested method uses 30 megs per month then negate that by saying it don't matter cuz iMessage does not use a bunch of data...
~KLM
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Kris Murray wrote:And they would use your data and not touch your unlimited messages.
KLMYes, but…If you type 1000 character messages, and manage to send 1000 of them every day for a month, the you have sent 30 million characters.Which is 30 million bytes.Or 30 megabytes of data.Yes, iMessaging uses your data, but not very much of it.
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