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> two completely different ways depending on whether it's an iMessage or a regular text Isn't that true for any device? not just watches? A "regular text" wou
by manquer 3mo ago
> two completely different ways depending on whether it's an iMessage or a regular text
Isn't that true for any device? not just watches?
A "regular text" would be an SMS and those use Signaling System Number 7 telephony stack.
iMessage uses application level protocols sitting on top of IP in the standard OSI model?.
SS No 7 only roughly maps into OSI model, the equivalent application layer would use MAP - Mobile application part.
- floren 3mo ago> SS No 7 only roughly maps into OSI model, the equivalent application layer would use MAP - Mobile application part. Well yeah only the OSI stack actually maps onto the OSI model, or should be expected to