What is a MTM text message
iPhone 13 Pro Max, iOS 15
It's an SMS text message sent from one mobile user to another mobile user.
Many cellular carriers don't charge for or charge less for such messages, especially if both the originator and recipient are on the same cellular carrier.
It's an SMS text message sent from one mobile user to another mobile user.
Many cellular carriers don't charge for or charge less for such messages, especially if both the originator and recipient are on the same cellular carrier.
There are two kinds of messages sent via Messages:
iMessages (blue bubble)
SMS (green bubble)
If a message is sent between two iPhone users, it will usually be sent using iMessage (blue bubble) which means the message is not sent via SMS but rather via a data connection between the sender and Apple's servers and Apple's servers and the recipient.
If a message is sent between an iPhone user and an Android (or other phone user) or vice-versa, it will be sent as an SMS message (green bubble). That's where MTM comes into play.
It sounds like your message is being sent as an iMessage and you are being charged data rates for sending it.
What is the difference between iMessage and SMS/MMS? - Apple Support
I would like to believe that but that doesn’t make any sense because the same person that I’m getting these messages from also is a iPhone user as well but a lot of their messages are coming in as some tax some using your data and then the MTM message I’ve also been told that it could be a massive text message like whoever sending that will just say Joe but is also sending that same message to other people I’m just curious because that would make sense to me if they use that same format all the time but that’s not the case thank you though
What is a MTM text message
