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Do you think they had green with very poor contrast from the start? https://coolors.co/contrast-checker/ffffff-65c466
I highly doubt it. Apple is known for intentional design.
This may be a woosh moment, but I feel your link perfectly represents Apple's willingness to create a poor user experience for their customers in order to incentivize them to apply pressure on their non-iOS friends
No, this is the point i am making. Apple intentionally changed the shade as opposed to the parent comment claiming it was badly designed from the start (before blue bubbles).
This is correct. The bubbles were indeed green in early versions, but they used black text, as opposed to the current white text. See screenshot here: https://www.imore.com/iphone-os-2-1-review
and using the contrast checker thing, it jumps up to almost a 10 just by changing to black. https://coolors.co/contrast-checker/000000-65c466
Yes, they did. I had an iphone from 2007-2011 and this was the only color my text messages were. iMessage didn't exist yet at that time.
You don't have to blindly trust me. Just look up old screenshots of iphone text messages. Make sure the aspect ratio of the screenshots matches the first 5 iphones, before the made the screen longer with the iphone 5.