> And Beeper bought and paid for the Apple devices which they use to route iMessage. What's the problem? Looks fair and square to me. I'm assuming you're confu

> And Beeper bought and paid for the Apple devices which they use to route iMessage. What's the problem? Looks fair and square to me. I'm assuming you're confused here and not intentionally misleading. Beeper Cloud (formerly just Beeper) uses Apple devices to route iMessages. This is legit and as far as I know hasn't been blocked or stopped in any way. Beeper Mini (the Android app in discussion) doesn't use this system and is instead exploiting a loophole left to allow older Apple devices to use the platform. Stealing is also not only a legal term, but can be used in a purely ethical context too. I don't think anybody's arguing that Beeper or their users are breaking the law.