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> it requires an always on Mac (which can be in the cloud) That’s surprising. How come?
by codetrotter 5y ago
> it requires an always on Mac (which can be in the cloud)
That’s surprising. How come?
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- ArchOversight 5y agoLikely because each iMessage receiving device has a private key to decrypt the messages, and senders encrypt the iMessage against all the keys in your key bag. To access iCloud and or services you also need to have a device security key that is tied to genuine hardware.