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Mark Zuckerberg is coming for Apple's iMessage. Despite being used by billions, the Meta-owned messaging platform has yet to gain traction in the US.

James Gill, a 16-year-old from Pennsylvania, caused problems for Apple by reverse-engineering the iMessage protocol and helping software company Beeper develop an app to bypass it.

Some Beeper users are claiming issues with using iMessage on their Macs as some of them are being entirely banned from using the messaging app after registering with Beeper.

A group of bipartisan lawmakers asked the Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate the actions taken by Apple on third-party applications that enabled Android devices to use iMessage.

Beeper Mini introduced iMessage’s Blue Bubbles on Android through reversed engineering, making it possible to bring the exclusive messaging feature of iPhone to any device.

It's highly unlikely we'll ever see Apple bring its beloved iMessage app to Android users in full, but thanks to Beeper Mini, it's now possible with only minor caveats. Here's how.

Apples iMessage reigns as the supreme messaging app. But Android users have been blocked from enjoying it - until now. There are several ways these users can use the blue bubbles.

We spent a week with Google’s $499 7a phone to see if it lives up to the hype and the price.