It's the most common way to contact people in the US
I see. In Europe, everyone's on Whatsapp, Telegram or even Signal, nobody uses sms :)
I'll call that an incorrect and generalizing statement. The adaptation of these apps differs a lot from country to country, and SMS is definitely not dead yet. Beside people still texting, it's also being used for verification codes, order confirmations, postal tracking notices, scamming, phishing and so much more!
Most of my personal communication goes through Signal, but I still get a ton of SMS messages.
25% spam
40% scams
30% one time passwords for shitty sites/apps that don't support better 2FA options
It's the most common way to contact people in the US
I see. In Europe, everyone's on Whatsapp, Telegram or even Signal, nobody uses sms :)
I'll call that an incorrect and generalizing statement. The adaptation of these apps differs a lot from country to country, and SMS is definitely not dead yet. Beside people still texting, it's also being used for verification codes, order confirmations, postal tracking notices, scamming, phishing and so much more!
Most of my personal communication goes through Signal, but I still get a ton of SMS messages.
Real useful stuff...