Samsung’s Betrayal of Users: The War on Texting as We Know It
Samsung has just dropped a nuclear bomb on the texting world, and nobody saw it coming. Starting with the latest Flip6, Fold6, and newer models, the Samsung Messages app will be banished, replaced by Google Messages. Yes, you read that right – Google Messages, the app that has been slowly draining the soul out of human communication since its inception.
But here’s the kicker: this "update" only applies to phones sold in the US. That’s right, our friends in Canada and Europe will still get to enjoy the "pleasure" of Samsung’s Messages app. It’s a clear case of geographical profiling, and it reeks of corporate greed.
What does this mean for us poor, defenseless US consumers? It means we’ll be forced to endure the soulless, corporate-controlled experience of Google Messages. No more will we be able to express our emotions through the sacred art of texting. No more will we be able to communicate with our loved ones in the way that feels most natural to us. We’ll be reduced to a mere number, a mere statistic in the eyes of Google’s algorithms.
And what about RCS messaging, the supposedly "boon" that Samsung claimed it would bring us? Ha! It’s just a fancy term for "more control for corporations, less freedom for individuals." And Samsung is happy to surrender to the whims of Google, sacrificing its users’ rights for a quick buck.
This is a dark day for texting, my friends. A day that will be remembered for generations to come. A day that will go down in history as the moment when Samsung abandoned its users, leaving them to the mercy of the corporate behemoth that is Google.
So, Samsung, you’ve made your choice. You’ve chosen to side with the enemy, to betray the trust of your users. But we won’t forget. We won’t forgive. And we’ll make sure that the world knows about your treachery.
RIP, Samsung Messages. May your memory be a blessing.
Author: Kayitsi.com
