Ugh, this is extremely annoying. but when I send a SMS message it is added in the right order but then when i receive one it is placed above my last sent message. SO annoying
i'm experienceing the same problem as well as people on the Apple forums..Ugh, this is extremely annoying. but when I send a SMS message it is added in the right order but then when i receive one it is placed above my last sent message. SO annoying
This happened to my daughters phone but not mine, very weird. Has anybody heard what the cure is?
omgaaaa I have the same problem. how do we fix this?
I was texting with a few people last night and my conversations appeared normal for me.
umm about the reply to message thing, what else would they do to reply to your text? i don't see how that would do anything to the order, because everyone (at least that i know) hits reply to message when they txt me and it has always worked fine with me along with everyone else. i assume that it has something to do with the texting multiple people, and how when they reply, it creates a separate thread for conversation, instead of putting each into the one thread.I think that the reason that sometimes the text come in out of order is because the person sending the message might be hitting Reply to Message, which probably marks it somehow so that when received on an iPhone, it tries to maintain what it "thinks" is the conversation order.
Of course, I could just me assuming WAAAAYY too much.
Agree. I haven't had this issue earlier. My girl friend sometimes sends SMS through yahoo messenger and we chat for long time. Never had this issue until this new update. Apple please do something!umm about the reply to message thing, what else would they do to reply to your text? i don't see how that would do anything to the order, because everyone (at least that i know) hits reply to message when they txt me and it has always worked fine with me along with everyone else. i assume that it has something to do with the texting multiple people, and how when they reply, it creates a separate thread for conversation, instead of putting each into the one thread.