Long message cut off. Help please.

If you are sending to non-iOS devices, then you need to make sure that you have MMS turned on in the Settings, and you also need to make sure that you have an SMS/MMS plan from your carrier. How the Android phones handle a group text is as an SMS, and they do not handle long messages over 160 characters.

Just remember, it is not on your end, it is the receiver, the Android device. You should have an SMS/MMS plan if you are on AT&T. Again, this is one of those things where iOS and Android devices do not play well together, and the differences in iMessage versus SMS/MMS. I would say that we iPhone users have gotten spoiled by how we can send messages and how large they can be.

What exactly are you asking? Is this long messages sent to you, or that you are sending? Are you referring to actual SMS messages, or iMessages? iMessages are between iOS devices, and SMS are with non-iOS devices. SMS are carrier controlled, and they determine any rules for them.

RDubyah78681 wrote:

Chris, I am the receiver. They send me messages and it is cut off. I am open to any suggestions. I am not happy about going to the AT&T store. 😁

Okay, you never made that clear before. You would have to check with AT&T and/or contact your Android support. An iPhone can send a longer iMessage than you can with SMS/MMS. Trouble is, that an iPhone can take the longer message, an Android cannot. Generally it splits it into smaller message parts, but generally sends the entire message. You will have to see what AT&T says, since they control SMS/MMS.

Are these iMessages (blue bubble) or SMS (green bubble). If it is the latter you are limited to 160 characters per message.