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Anybody wondering how this was discovered?

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you can give her a quick message like "Fix" that'll be sent to your iPhone to clear away the malicious message.

could I send "hello" also? what about "marklar"?

do we really need a suggestion for the content of a meaningless message?
 
Sent it to 4 different iPhones including one of our own and it didn't do jack. received the message, nothing happens. Even when selected focus on a different senders message thread, they would receive the incoming isis threat message and then nothing would happen.

doesn't seem to affect all iPhones. These 4 were running iOS 8.3, however.

Did they have banner message notifications enabled? The crash is related to the banner view.
 
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I'm having an issue where people can't send me imessages only text messages. Also any imessage I send them it goes in a NEW text thread. If I send them a text it goes in the old long thread.

HELP!!! AHHH!
 
ATTN: If you send this to multiple people do not forget who you sent it to. To get your phone back working you need to forward something via text to every conversation you sent it in
 
ATTN: If you send this to multiple people do not forget who you sent it to. To get your phone back working you need to forward something via text to every conversation you sent it in

+1. This worked for me when everything else didn't. iOS 8.4
 
Help!

Lol, just ****ed up a lot of phones of class mates and their family. They could Fix this by sending them self a message. But now my iPad won't open iMessage anymore and sending myself a message won't fix it! anyone has an idea on how to fix this?
 
Lol, just ****ed up a lot of phones of class mates and their family. They could Fix this by sending them self a message. But now my iPad won't open iMessage anymore and sending myself a message won't fix it! anyone has an idea on how to fix this?

Read the post above you?
 
According to a Twitter user who spoke to Apple support, Apple's engineers are aware of the problem and are working on a fix.

i wonder when that permanent fix is going to be out. i guess i better turn off message preview then. :confused:
 
Why would someone be silly enough to intentionally send this to see if it actually crashed their iOS device (or someone else's)? It's not like it's a common piece of text that anyone could run into. I don't get it.
 
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