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Probably not without a third party application.
There might be a slight possibility if you're the recipient from one of the other 15 that all 15 will stay on the list when replying.
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I appreciate the response, unfortunately, I need to generate the message. What I simply can't understand is how a unlocked AT&T G2 running on T-mobile's network outperforms a T-mobile branded G3 on T-mobile's network. I did violate the adage, "If it ain't broke..". But I saw a good deal on a G3 and though I'd update for my wife and I. Does T-mobile support monitor these board?
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It's LG who changed the Messaging app most likely. It's not T-Mobile that initiated the change.
My guess is an AT&T G3 has the same 10 recipient limit.
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Hey there and thanks for posting.
I've seen most phones have the 10 recipient limit but some apps will allow you to use more. This is mainly because the message is sent over the a data network instead of voice. For example, when I use Hangouts, it'll allow me to include a lot more than the standard message application will. With that being said, trying another application would be your best bet.
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I contacted LG directly and it appears the limit is theirs as suggested above. I've installed Google Messenger, which doesn't require everyone on my distribution list to join a group app. The G3 setup allows me to remove the stock messaging icon on the bottom row and replace it with Google Messenger, so I'm good.
Thanks to you both for responding.
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Alright! I'm glad that works for you.
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