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If it did people wouldn’t have a reason to own Apple hardware so I doubt that will be coming anytime soon.Will this also give you access to the Messages app in icloud.com (in the browser)?
If it did people wouldn’t have a reason to own Apple hardware so I doubt that will be coming anytime soon.Will this also give you access to the Messages app in icloud.com (in the browser)?
This is not true. Its called "Messages in the cloud"-- READ HEREWell then it is half-assed solution then. I receive many regular sms and cleaning them from iPad, iPhone and iMac is pain in the ass
My iMessages already sync across all my devices. It’s worked like that for years.
Go to your Messages app and at the bottom you will see a progress bar. If you don't, that means its complete and you can see that your messages have been uploaded in your iCloud StorageOk, so I updated and I was expecting some "Messages in the Cloud" screen to appear when I entered Messages, but nothing. I went into iCloud and in the "apps using iCloud" I turned Messages 'on'.
Is that it?
Your Health data is actually backed up separately just like Photos and messages are now. It is in iCloud SettingsThere’s little benefits in clean install. You loose your keychain, home screen layout, data from Health and other local apps...
Apple might not be implementing something like that at all.
Messages on iCloud.com probably won't happen. Right now iMessages are sandboxed within iOS and macOS... If they open that up to the world wide web it is an entirely different monster. Also, having messaging capabilities on the Mac give them a leg up against competition and I don't see them giving that up.Could MacRumors clarify (like The Verge) that Messages in iCloud stores and syncs both blue iMessages and green SMS?
And with this cloud sync as the first step, how soon before Apple can implement Messages on the icloud.com web portal? Any hint in the betas?
Could MacRumors clarify (like The Verge) that Messages in iCloud stores and syncs both blue iMessages and green SMS?
And with this cloud sync as the first step, how soon before Apple can implement Messages on the icloud.com web portal? Any hint in the betas?
If it did people wouldn’t have a reason to own Apple hardware so I doubt that will be coming anytime soon.
Still worth mentioning, especially there are still people who refuses to turn on 2FA.Do already have 2FA enabled.
Yes. One obvious solution would be that the iCloud storage has its own key pair, with the secret key stored on all devices associated with the Apple ID (so each of them can decrypt messages stored in the cloud). But it's just speculation. Hopefully the iOS Security Guide will soon be updated to explain what they are really doing.Do you know this and is it documented or are you guessing? How does the new system handle the encryption from the sending device? Does it still use shared public keys for each recipient device? That doesn’t seem to me possible since you can add a new device and decrypt the messages. So it would seem to have some sort of common shared key.
With the end-to-end encryption that is involved with iMessages, and essentially the exclusive nature of iMessage being available only in iOS and macOS, seems like it's not necessarily something that's the same as photos or something more generic/universal, and thus not necessarily that's just a given basically.Just seems logical to enable web portal access, once messages are separated from the phone backup and stored separately in the cloud. In fact, the iCloud utility for Windows could implement a texting function too, though web access might be enough heh.
Just look at Photos and iCloud Drive. Both are stored separately from the phone backup and thus accessible independently on icloud.com, as well as via the iCloud utility for Windows (you can browse both in Windows Explorer).
MacRumors is free, whereas 9to5Mac isn’tThen the same can be said for MacRumors, or any other website that you had to register for. In that sense, I didn't pay for the entertainment or knowledge, so free to me. But I can see your point as well.
I've never had to even register on 9to5Mac to read anything or go anywhere on the site. What am I missing?MacRumors is free, whereas 9to5Mac isn’t
I thought 11.3 ran very smoothly on mine. So does 11.4.How is the performance on iphone 5s?
iCloud message sync does not seem to be working. I have a iPhone X and a Apple 3 series all updated and Message turned on in iCloud. They are not deleting on the watch. iPhone and iPad work just not the watch
Anybody else having this issue?
It's not available in 10.13.4, we have to wait for 10.13.5 to get it. It even says that in the article you posted.I don't believe the feature carries over to watchOS. It's just for iOS and macOS for now I believe. Should be watchOS though as well.
[doublepost=1527639025][/doublepost]Anyone have this working on macOS? The option for Messages in iCloud isn't appearing in Messages preferences on macOS. I have tried all basic troubleshooting, nothing. Running latest versions etc.
https://ios.gadgethacks.com/news/me...-ios-devices-only-right-now-not-macs-0185000/
It's not available in 10.13.4, we have to wait for 10.13.5 to get it. It even says that in the article you posted.
iCloud message sync does not seem to be working. I have a iPhone X and a Apple 3 series all updated and Message turned on in iCloud. They are not deleting on the watch. iPhone and iPad work just not the watch
Anybody else having this issue?
From what I’ve been reading/hearing, it doesn’t work with Apple Watch. Which is a real bummer. It’s the biggest pain in the a** to delete messages on the AW. Is it because it’s Bluetooth that it won’t do it? I’m not sure. Would love to see this implemented, though. Or even a way to Delete All.
Does anyone know if the Messages in iCloud will also work on the Apple Watch? Please tell me it will!
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Including Apple Watch! That will be a true bummer if not supported.
The air around your ceiling now appears to be iMessage blue.
(That's actually a good question. My guess would be your phone finally cools down.)
No new emojis?!?!!!
Gonna switch to android now, the lack of new emojis is just sad. If Steve was alive, there would be a new emoji per day!!!
Messages on iCloud.com probably won't happen. Right now iMessages are sandboxed within iOS and macOS... If they open that up to the world wide web it is an entirely different monster. Also, having messaging capabilities on the Mac give them a leg up against competition and I don't see them giving that up.
Just updated to 11.4 on my 7 Plus and it didn't explode. Excellent start so far![]()
But it more than that. Once they ID you, they monitor your location, they know where you go and when, they track you across the web, and more. I think it’s oretty creepy.If all you give is an email address, then yes, I suppose Facebook is free. The moment you start liking, commenting, or viewing content though, you are feeding the machine with tracking and aggregating data which they can use in any fashion. And yes, nothing is free, generally speaking...