philhyde Newbie Apr 4, 2013 #1 Anyone using GO SMS Pro? I would like to know how to remove the subject line from MMS messages. For example: John Smith: <Subject: no subject> - ...message... Any ideas?
Anyone using GO SMS Pro? I would like to know how to remove the subject line from MMS messages. For example: John Smith: <Subject: no subject> - ...message... Any ideas?
chanchan05 The Doctor Apr 4, 2013 #2 I dont think its possible. Its a required field ever since mms was invented. Even my old N70 asks for a subject when sending MMS. Sent from my GT-P6200 using Tapatalk 2
I dont think its possible. Its a required field ever since mms was invented. Even my old N70 asks for a subject when sending MMS. Sent from my GT-P6200 using Tapatalk 2
philhyde Newbie Apr 5, 2013 #3 chanchan05 said: I dont think its possible. Its a required field ever since mms was invented. Even my old N70 asks for a subject when sending MMS. Click to expand... Thanks. I'm sure anything is possible when talking about how the app displays the message. Somehow iPhone doesn't show it.
chanchan05 said: I dont think its possible. Its a required field ever since mms was invented. Even my old N70 asks for a subject when sending MMS. Click to expand... Thanks. I'm sure anything is possible when talking about how the app displays the message. Somehow iPhone doesn't show it.
chanchan05 The Doctor Apr 5, 2013 #4 philhyde said: Thanks. I'm sure anything is possible when talking about how the app displays the message. Somehow iPhone doesn't show it. Click to expand... If your sending from iPhone to another iPhone, won't it go through iMessage instead of the traditional MMS service? It would explain the difference.
philhyde said: Thanks. I'm sure anything is possible when talking about how the app displays the message. Somehow iPhone doesn't show it. Click to expand... If your sending from iPhone to another iPhone, won't it go through iMessage instead of the traditional MMS service? It would explain the difference.
philhyde Newbie Apr 5, 2013 #5 chanchan05 said: If your sending from iPhone to another iPhone, won't it go through iMessage instead of the traditional MMS service? It would explain the difference. Click to expand... Where I'm seeing this is in a group text with several iPhone users. So in your example, from an iPhone but to Android. So it should be MMS.
chanchan05 said: If your sending from iPhone to another iPhone, won't it go through iMessage instead of the traditional MMS service? It would explain the difference. Click to expand... Where I'm seeing this is in a group text with several iPhone users. So in your example, from an iPhone but to Android. So it should be MMS.