MMS, or Multimedia Messaging Service, revolutionized mobile communication by enabling users to send and receive messages containing images, videos, audio clips,...
SMS (Short Message Service) is limited to text-only messages, typically 160 characters. MMS allows for richer content like photos and videos, and generally supports much longer text messages, making it more versatile for sharing media.
While messaging apps like WhatsApp and iMessage are more popular for multimedia sharing, MMS remains relevant for sending media to contacts without those specific apps, especially across different phone operating systems, often falling back to carrier services.
Yes, MMS messages often have size limits for attachments, which can vary by carrier. They also typically compress media quality and may incur higher costs compared to SMS or internet-based messaging services, depending on your plan.