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7 hidden iMessage features you need to be using - Vimarsana News

7 hidden iMessage features you need to be using

Over the years, Apple has introduced many new features to the Messages app — and some of them are easy to overlook. Here are 7 hidden features you need to use.

Apple iMessage May Stay Exclusive in the EU, Not a 'Gatekeeper' - Vimarsana News

Apple iMessage May Stay Exclusive in the EU, Not a 'Gatekeeper'

The European Commission claimed Apple's iMessage is not a gatekeeper, among other tech. The Apple iMessage is safe from the need to revamp or change the communication service and remain exclusive in the European Union region as it was deemed by the European Commission that it is not a gatekeeper.

How a curious teenager pulled Apple into legal trouble - Vimarsana News

How a curious teenager pulled Apple into legal trouble

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.

Apple Dodges EU Regulation for iMessage, Does This Mean Interoperability is Canceled? - Vimarsana News

Apple Dodges EU Regulation for iMessage, Does This Mean Interoperability is Canceled?

Apple is reportedly dodging a massive bullet from the EU for iMessage. A new report is now claiming that Apple did not make the list that requires it to make the popular iMessage experience interoperable across different platforms in the European Union.

Apple iMessage set to avoid EU's crackdown on digital dominance - Vimarsana News

Apple iMessage set to avoid EU's crackdown on digital dominance

European Commission officials are leaning toward the reprieve for Apple as part of a five-month market investigation which concludes in February, according to people familiar with the matter who spoke on condition of anonymity.