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They probably use a "ghost" device on their end (e.g.: Beeper with their Macs[1]) or a helper app you install on your Mac to plug into Messages (e.g.: AirMessag
by smileybarry 3y ago
They probably use a "ghost" device on their end (e.g.: Beeper with their Macs[1]) or a helper app you install on your Mac to plug into Messages (e.g.: AirMessage[2] with its macOS helper app).
1: https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-use-imessage-android-beeper/ https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-use-imessage-android-b... -- see screenshot #2
2: https://airmessage.org/install/ https://airmessage.org/install/
- batuhanicoz 3y agoTexts runs on your device, so we don't need ghost devices right now. iMessage integration is handled with a helper tool indeed!