You can complete the setup process without an iOS device, but you will need access to a Mac. READ MORE: How to unsend iMessages in iOS 16 For this, you have several options, but the one we’ll discuss today is AirMessage. To send and receive Apple iMessages on an Android device, you’ll need to involve a third-party app. Send and receive iMessages on an Android phone If you have a Mac and want your iMessages forwarded to an Android device, you’re ready to make it happen. Anyone can do it if they take the right steps. The process for forwarding iMessages to an Android device is a little involved but not as complex as it may look at first glance. Thankfully, smaller developers are always looking out for us and creating useful tools that make our lives easier. But even that hurdle could be crossed with a web app.Android and Apple devices don’t always play well together, and trying to use iOS features on a non-iOS phone is a difficult undertaking.
Maybe Google shoots it down for the Play store, although I'd be at a loss as to what reason they would use, especially in light of the stink they've been making over RCS recently.
I'd rather see Apple retain control of the entire process, that's why an app makes the most sense. I have tried Google messages, it's the same experience because while those messaging apps allow larger sizes, the carrier still compresses them to MMS sizes when it's between Android and iPhone unless the iPhone is also using the same messaging app.Īpple won't route through Google, that's actually the issue with using Google RCS and why Apple isn't on board with it. I still disagree that it would be confusing at all, if anything it would be the opposite. It doesn't matter that they are different types of apps, there is no reason Apple couldn't make an iMessage app just like we have Whatsapp, FB messenger, etc.
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