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Apple doesn't need to ban Sunbird or Beeper; they're already on borrowed time
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this post was submitted on 17 Nov 2023
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Beeper's business model is actually based on people wanting all their messaging services in one app so they're not always separated.
I don't like Beeper personally, but this kind of misunderstands what Beeper intends to do, which is bigger and more thoughtful than what Sunbird is doing, which is just iMessage.
Sunbird is more than iMessage isn't it? I had the beta installed for a little bit and it was messenger, sms, iMessage, and a few others that haven't used.