It must have received an update sometime within the past year.It cannot require too many permissions. The app will of course need to read/write SMS, but it should not require location unless there’s an additional feature that makes sense.It’s okay if the app has an optional installation for PC/Mac. I flip between computers so I’m looking for a web-based interface only.
MIGHTYTEXT NOT SYNCING INSTALL
I do not want to install anything on my computer.It must be free (optional in-app purchases are okay).Let me outline some requirements I had before installing anything on phone: So over the past month, I have tested a variety of the desktop texting apps to find which one works the best option until Google decides to save me. Sadly, I think I’ll be stuck using the limiting SMS/MMS texting for a while. I wish I could get all my family and friends moved over to a chat app like Hangouts or the internationally famous Whatsapp. Thus, we are left with relying on third parties to send texts. I have to trust a third party if I want to send texts from my computer. And to no surprise, Google has dragged their feet in implementing a similar feature in Android. While this is a great feature, it does require that you have a Mac and an iPhone which doesn’t suit everyone.
In October of 2014, Apple announced they would natively support texting on OS X. It was a feature I touted to my Apple fans as one of the many reasons I preferred the flexibility of Android.
It has been a great luxury to send/receive texts on any computer without worrying about pulling out your phone during a meeting or while working on a project. For at least 4 years, you have been able to send SMS texts from any computer’s web browser on Android.
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