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iMessage was there and working as expected.

According to Migicovsky, this helps the team to “spot any issues that come up and fix them immediately.”Īfter setting up the Beeper app on my Mac, I was able to log in to the Android app. I had to schedule a call with a representative from the app who helped me set everything up. At least during the beta period, the setup is done manually with the help of someone working at Beeper. Once you’re accepted to join Beeper, you need to set up your account. What I’ve been told is that every week a new group of users is invited to join Beeper. I’ve asked the developers when the platform will become available for everyone, but there’s no estimate yet. Anyone interested in trying out Beeper can sign up to receive an invitation. How to use it?Īt the moment, Beeper remains available as a private beta. As a result, users no longer need an Apple device to use iMessage with Beeper – the company takes care of everything. This means that Beeper now has its own Mac servers to log in users’ Apple ID and integrate iMessage with the app. Beeper has ditched the old method in favor of a new cloud-hosted server. This way, the device would sync the messages with Beeper, so that the user could access them anywhere.īut now, things are a bit different. Users had the option of setting up a jailbroken iPhone or a Mac to act as an iMessage server. When Beeper was announced, it relied on a real Apple device to work with iMessage. After all, Beeper is neither the first nor the only messaging app hub. This means that you can access iMessage on any of these platforms through Beeper, and this is what makes the app even more interesting. The Beeper app is available on all major platforms: iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux. The app was created by Pebble smartwatches founder Eric Migicovsky, and it basically acts as a hub for multiple messaging platforms, including Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Messenger, and iMessage. In fact, it was announced in January 2021. With Beeper, Android users can finally have iMessage on other platforms – but it comes at a price. This has frustrated many users, especially those who want to switch from iOS to Android but don’t want to lose access to iMessage. It was introduced in 2011, and Apple never made it available for Android or Windows. As you probably already know, iMessage is Apple’s instant messaging platform.