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If recipient does not have iMessage he will get it as SMS.
by dfadsadsf 4y ago
If recipient does not have iMessage he will get it as SMS.
- black3r 4y agoiMessages aren't converted to SMS on Apple's servers side. It's a fallback on the phone's side. When you're on a WiFi but with no cell coverage, you can send an iMessage but can't send an SMS.
- londons_explore 4y agoBut, for such a satellite phone service, Apple totally could make a SMS to iMessage gateway, or even just a web interface where non-apple users could log in and see that someone had sent them an iMessage. Obviously Apple will make the process as painful as possible to encourage buying iPhone.
- skimo8 4y agoThis isn’t entirely true. If you have WiFi calling enabled, you can also send SMS over WiFi if the carrier supports it. I use this extensively when traveling internationally.