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What if they create a version of Beeper Mini that spoofs an apple device you own? For example: I don't want to own an iPhone, but I do have a MacBook. So rather
by garysahota93 3y ago
What if they create a version of Beeper Mini that spoofs an apple device you own? For example: I don't want to own an iPhone, but I do have a MacBook. So rather than use a randomly generated device that tricks Apple's servers to allow me to connect, I can just use a device a legitimately own (and just trick apple to think my phone is my laptop).
I know this won't work for everyone (especially folks that don't have an Apple device). But this might be better than losing the app all together ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
(PS - I don't know much about how Beeper Mini's reverse engineering worked. Just going off what I believe I understood)
- eiiot 3y agoThis already exists! https://airmessage.org https://airmessage.org
- jaktet 3y agoI was using this before beeper and switched to beeper since I could also use WhatsApp on my iPad. Worked just fine on an old otherwise unused MacBook Air I keep in my garage. I only used airmessage for iMessage on windows
- _fzslm 3y agonot quite what the parent comment was referring to - AirMessage is cool but needs a server Mac to run 24/7. parent is asking if it’s possible to spoof the secure identifiers from the Mac in Beeper - extracting the secure IDs, inputting them into Beeper - at which point Beeper can communicate directly with Apple as if it is that Mac. a clever workaround!
- garysahota93 3y agoPrecisely! Would be a cool workaround & I would be completely happy with this approach (vs losing access all together). But I wonder if that’d even be possible. I hope someone from the Beeper team sees this!