Can we just stop resurrecting this thread. There is nothing to test. The guy has never shown any proof of anything.
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iMessage on Android Anyone interested?
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This is a mission impossible. Even you found the bug, apple will fix that bug right away..
Good luck!!!!!!
This thread may be pretty much dead but I thought I'd at least share this for anyone who wants to play around
http://m.wikihow.com/Get-iMessage-on-Android
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Hey thanks for the wiki.... But as an android user I've never had an iPhone to jailbreak. I have an ipad 2....would that work? I'm assuming yes but I figured I'd ask. It's reaching the end of its usable life so this would be a decent hack and use for it. Most family members I've been able to convert to hangouts... But many non tech savy ones don't even understand that imessage is separate from actual sms so I'm losing the battle on that one.
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Interested in testing!
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Agreed sir! This dude obviously dipped out.
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The wiki guide someone posted is basically the same thing this kid was going to do, but he made this thread over a year ago then said he was busy trying to get into college or whatever lol I had no real hope from the start
I just wanted to give this thread some life again... I was interested in something like this... has there been any development of any kind by anyone with a project similar to this? It's an outstanding idea, someone must have made progress by now.
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Setting up an Apple native resourcing application requiring constant verification, certification, and relaying to and from their servers to your android phone.
Oh yeah, that's probably not a problem either.
Not.
‘iMessage’: iMessage is instant messaging service designed & developed by Apple Inc. iMessage functions exclusively on Apple platforms like macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and WatchOS. iMessage also allows you to share a location or live location from iMessage app to your contacts/friends with ease. you can share live location via iMessage to invite someone on your location without any location problem.
Before performing Send location in imessage, you will need to follow some pre-requisites like you will need to enable some options/settings in your device, and then you will be eligible to perform location sharing operation.
I read about it on 'https://techsmagic.com/how-to-send-location-in-imessage-steps page on the web and this page detailing it. Here is step.
To do so, you need to open ‘Settings’ app and go to ‘Apple ID > Find My’ and toggle ON ‘Share My Location’ option
Step 2: Make sure iMessage app has access to your location
To do so, you need to open ‘Settings’ app and go to ‘Privacy > Location Services > Messages’ and allow location access for iMessage
Step 1: Open ‘iMessage’ app in your phone and select the preferred conversation thread
Step 2: Tap ‘Name of the person’ at the top and tap ‘Share My Location’ option on contact details page
Step 3: You have three options to choose from:
Before performing Send location in imessage, you will need to follow some pre-requisites like you will need to enable some options/settings in your device, and then you will be eligible to perform location sharing operation.
I read about it on 'https://techsmagic.com/how-to-send-location-in-imessage-steps page on the web and this page detailing it. Here is step.
Method 1: Pre-requisites for sharing live location on your iPhone
Step 1: Make sure ‘Share My Location’ feature is enabled in ‘Find My Settings’ on deviceTo do so, you need to open ‘Settings’ app and go to ‘Apple ID > Find My’ and toggle ON ‘Share My Location’ option
Step 2: Make sure iMessage app has access to your location
To do so, you need to open ‘Settings’ app and go to ‘Privacy > Location Services > Messages’ and allow location access for iMessage
Method 2: Send location in imessage – a real-time location
Step 1: Open ‘iMessage’ app in your phone and select the preferred conversation thread
Step 2: Tap ‘Name of the person’ at the top and tap ‘Share My Location’ option on contact details page
Step 3: You have three options to choose from:
Step 4: Select the duration you are most comfortable with. In this end, also make sure to tap ‘Done’ at top-right corner and it’s done.
Isn't this not already done? Ive been using air message and it does pretty much the same thing. Server set up on my Mac at home and with some port forwarding it'll stay connected when not on same network. And can be integrated into messages app too.
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17Hello everyone!!! I have currently been working on iMessage for Android. However the use of a Mac OSX computer is necessary or you can use a virtual machine. I need a android developer for the app, shell scriptors, and Xcode developers.
If you would like to help shoot me a PM and reply to the post.
If you are just interested post in the forum to show your support.
Right now I can currently send iMessage messages via terminal.3
Setting up an Apple native resourcing application requiring constant verification, certification, and relaying to and from their servers to your android phone.
Oh yeah, that's probably not a problem either.
Not.2of course I have read about this new android app, however it should be obvious to most people that this is a scam.. Apples support is probably beeing bombared right now by people who stepped into this trap.
What I definitely know by now is that any standalone application that wishes to use iMessage needs either a Certificate or Serialnumber given out by apple.
So presumably you will need to have some kind of apple device to use the standalone app.
However it would be nice to know how the servers in China get the apple servers into believing that there's a Mac Mini trying to send an iMessage. I doubt that they actually bought a few dozen mac minis.
Regards,
Xaser
