Why are My Messages Green When They Should Be Blue?

In this modern world, where all the people are communicating or delivering their messages in normal texts or mail, because of that reasons, all the software is getting updated day by day. Now whenever we talk about text messages to someone on any social media platform we see a sign (double ticks or any other indication) that indicates the other person will receive our messages, in some social media platforms we generally see a blue colour tick but some of the people are facing some other indication like they see green colour instead of blue. 

Have you ever wondered why massages are turning green instead of blue, in this blog we will discuss this problem.

Some iPhone users use iMessage which allows users to send messages, photos, videos, and documents over the internet. iMessage indicates blue and other features like end-to-end encryption, group chats and read receipts. On the other hand, SMS is a standard texting service that generally uses cellular networks to send text messages. SMS messages are usually green and there are no such other features as iMessage. 

Why Are My Messages Green When They Should Be Blue

What are Blur texts?

The blue text, may be texts, photos or videos that you send to others over iMessage. Sending messages over wifi or any other network data can be a good thing or a bad thing too, depending upon the network data you have and also how much you send or receive.

What is Green text?

The green text is, when you text someone and the double that shows up is green instead of blue, which means you are using SMS or MMS messages. 

Generally, SMS messages are the general method for sending and receiving text messages and this is used by other smartphones that Apple doesn’t make.

So, after understanding the different colours of both texts if you see a green message instead of blue then it’s clear that the message was sent using SMS or MMS platform instead of iMessage.

Then why are my messages green when they should be blue, there are several reasons behind that.

• The person you should send the message doesn’t have an Apple device.
• Maybe sometimes due to some unstable network issue or due to no internet connection, your message will turn green.
• Sometimes message forwarding issues can cause iMessage to be sent as SMS which results in intogreen messages. 
• The iMessage may be turned off on your Apple device or your recipient’s device.
• The iMessage may be temporarily unavailable on your Apple device.
• Maybe sometimes you may need to upgrade your software.

Conclusion

Lastly, the next time you notice that your message turns green, you will be able to find the main problem and make the solution. By understanding the difference between SMS and iMessage you can able to fixed the issue and also able to ensuring that your messages are delivered as intended.