• TragicNotCute
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      151 year ago

      I said this elsewhere, but yes.

      I intentionally do this as a commitment mechanism. I understand that they will be told as soon as I open it, so I don’t until I’m prepared to respond.

  • @Jackthelad
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    321 year ago

    Turn off your read receipts.

    Problem solved.

  • THCDenton
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    81 year ago

    Sounds like an iPhone problem to me hehehe

  • @FilthyShrooms
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    71 year ago

    As someone who leaves notifications to deal with later and will forget if I open it, this was relatable

    I didn’t even think of read receipts…

  • @Vinny_93
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    71 year ago

    If only there was a way to turn those off

  • @CptEnder
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    61 year ago

    Sidenote, Anthony Hopkins as Tom Hiddleston delivering that “Oh shit” was so fucking hilarious. Perfectly executed.

    • kase
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      11 year ago

      Fuck, I genuinely forgot that wasn’t Tom Hiddleston until you said that. I was just like “no no Tom Hiddleston is just pretending to be Anthony Hopkins, it’s magic, you see…”

      In conclusion, you’re very right, and I’m an idiot who gets too immersed lol

      • @CptEnder
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        21 year ago

        Naw naw that’s just the magic of Sir Anthony Hopkins, absolutely acceptable to fall for his sorcery.

  • Aelar64
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    51 year ago

    Can’t accidentally send read receipts when Verizon won’t let you activate RCS because you have an unlocked phone…
    (But seriously, if anyone knows how to get RCS working on an unlocked Galaxy S22 Ultra on Verizon using Samsung’s messaging, please let me know)

    • @scarilog
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      21 year ago

      Idk try Google messages app. I switched years ago, RCS wouldn’t work properly for me in the Samsung one.