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In recent days, weeks and months, we have seen several attempts by developers and Android phone manufacturers to port the service iMessage z Apple products specifically for Android. However, all these attempts ended in failure after a while, even though at first it seemed that they could work. However, it is now clear that any porting is iMessage on Android passé. ProNo? Simply because there is nothing like that Apple won't allow 

Portal 9to5mac and 9to5google managed to obtain it directly from yesterday Applu statement, from which his position is more than clear. This arose primarily due to the recent creation of the Beeper application miniwhich on Android iMessage she got it, but she went about it in a dangerous way, which made her Apple shut down Its creators did find a loophole to restore functionality, however Apple again working on how to dispose of everything. Security is absolutely key for him in this regard, which he has now decided to make known loudly. What is quite interesting is that after the first disabling of Beeper, he was silent, so no one really knew whether it was a mistake on the part of the application creator, or whether he had just hacked it. Apple. But that is now quite clear. 

Official statement Applu specifically reads as follows: "In society Apple We build our products and services with leading privacy and security technologies that empower users to control their data and keep personal information safe. We have taken steps to protect our users by blocking techniques that exploit fake login credentials to gain access to iMessage"These techniques posed significant risks to user security and privacy, including the potential to expose metadata and enable spam, spam, and phishing attacks. We will continue to make updates in the future to protect our users."

The creator of Beeper responded to this statement mini by stating: "We stand behind what we have created. Beeper Mini keeps your messages private and increases security compared to unencrypted SMS. To anyone who claims otherwise, we are happy to provide our entire source code to a mutually agreed upon third party to evaluate the security of our application.” However, it is clear that any “we stand behind the fact that …” is essentially completely useless, as long as the entire service is not promised Appleon which everything depends. And since he obviously doesn't plan to do so, with iMessage We can say goodbye to Android for the future.

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