How To Receive And Send iMessages From An Android Smartphone
Nevertheless, a young developer seems to have scored a breakthrough and coded the weMessage Android app that, brings iMessage compatibility to non-iOS users. However, there is a significant requirement for this trick to work. The Samsung, Google Pixel or other non-iPhone users have to own a Mac in order to be able to receive iMessages and re-rout them to their Android smartphone. The Apple computer, requires the “weServer” software to be installed, in order to act as a bridge between the iOS and Android platforms.
How To Set Up iMessage On Android
1. Download and install the weServer software on a Mac.
Fact: weServer requires Java to be installed on your Mac computer. Use the video embedded below for a step by step tutorial:
2. Download weMessage (FREE) from Google Play store to your Android device.
3. Start the weServer on your Mac.
4. Launch the weMessage app on your Android device.
5. Send and Receive iMessages to and from iOS contacts as exemplified in the following video:
Important: There are high chances for this app to be pulled from the Google Play store. Apple wants to maintain the iMessaging system iOS exclusive and will likely file a report against the “weMessage” app. Hurry up and install it asap and make your Android smartphone iMessage compatible!
Fact: weMessage brings the full iMessage functionality to Android. You are able to initiate Group Chats, send attachments, get read receipts, benefit from advanced encryption and much more!
I got as far as entering my email address on my mac when running weserver but got the following message: There are no recent messages that are associated with iMessage account: cmarkowitz108@gmail.com
Are you sure you entered the right e-mail address? If not, you will not be able to receive messages.
That is my most recent email address. Do I need to enter the email address that has been associated with my iMessage account? Will that mean that’s the email address I need to associate with my WeMessage on my Android?