Although the betas released yesterday iOS 15.5 and other new OS AppAt first glance, they don't seem to be anything special, which is why users perceive them more as the latest fixes to existing versions of the systems, but the truth is that they may be hiding something quite fundamental, even a revolution. Developer Steve Moser, who is already famous for searching not only for betas on the Internet, managed to find in the beta code iOS 15.5 find an indication that iMessagecould have headed from Apple products and elsewhere – in other words, for example on Android.
iOS 15.4 Beta 3 changes 🧵: This update mostly contains small text changes. Apple changed "people who are using an Apple device” to “contacts who are using iMessage”. Minor change or could it be related to recent EU regulation? iMessage coming to Android? pic.twitter.com/xoKqT8UaUv
— Steve Moser (@SteveMoser) April 26, 2022
Apple He is quite fond of modifying various phrases in his systems, but usually only so that they always result in the same thing and maybe just sound better. However, Moser noticed that in beta iOS 15.5 was rewritten in connection with iMessage phrase from "people who use the device" Apple” to “contacts that use iMessage”, which can be read as iMessage no longer needed Apple device. Although it may just be an innocent edit, given that it is Apple recently pressured by the European Union to open iMessage other platforms, with the idea that communication should also be possible through them, for example on WhatsApp, Messenger and so on. the question is whether Apple does not start with the need to open iMessagewith preparing. However, he has not announced anything like that yet, so these considerations should be taken with due reserve. But if he really decides to open iMessagewith the world and make them available on Android, it will undoubtedly be one of the biggest changes in recent years. But only time will tell.
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It would be great if it was. iMessage well Windows (as well as Viber, WhatsApp and others)
Only not.. I don't know why, but from 15.2. the scanning of photos connected with it (allegedly US, etc. only, and "only" children's accounts), so this....good luck immesage end, Forbes gave an analysis of the scanning, and it is clearly an always open back door to the report... apple he talks whatever he wants, iphone = private is definitely an absolute LIE!!
And now about Little Red Riding Hood…
Just be the one appThey leave the slanderous gossip.
What's so bad about it? For me, it's definitely the best and most reliable appon messaging.
If it were the best, it would of course offer more than the competition... Does it offer editing of the sent message? I can scan the QR code and write to iMessage administration on a PC with Win, either through a web application or an application directly for Win? No, so what's the best? Or just the opinion of another iSheep limiter? iMessage is the only messaging appwhich I don't use :D
Apple it's about the ecosystem. I can write from a Mac, from a phone, from a watch. OF Windows? Thanks, I prefer nothing. I have it. iMessage on the contrary, the only IM I use. Family, friends, colleagues, we all have Apple device. I know, we are terribly limited :-D
Black iPhone as the only one of Apple ecosystem has Lightning? :D
What is the point nowadays?oneWhich one? I don't really care what it is.oneI don't have the slightest reason to connect any to my phone.onewhich. Wireless charging and file transfer iCloud or possibly AirDrop. Much faster and more convenient. Several GB transferred before I even take out and connect the cable. I haven't taken the cable out of the box in years. But you're basically right. Personally, I think that lightning They leave it there on purpose to prepare for the safetyonewhich. This is also evidenced by the incredibly complex and inconvenient file transfer via iTunes (in the case of Windows), when it is completely easy, elegant and maxThey can transfer files very conveniently and quickly via cloud or through AirDrop.