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Engadget
2 weeks ago
Tech industry

You can now edit RCS chats in Android Messages

Google enhances RCS message capabilities to match iMessage's editing feature, bridging the gap with iOS messaging. [ more ]
#iphone
Mail Online
2 months ago
Digital life

iPhone users find hidden emoji hack

Users can layer emojis and send hidden text messages in iMessage.
The features of layering emojis and sending invisible text messages in iMessage have been available for years but are now gaining popularity. [ more ]
Inverse
6 months ago
Digital life

It's Time to Admit iMessage Is Holding Us Back

Apple has successfully blocked the Beeper Mini messaging app that allowed Android phones to communicate with iPhones as 'blue bubbles' like iMessage
The incident highlights the issue of tying the value of iPhone to a specific feature like messaging, making Apple appear anti-competitive. [ more ]
Mail Online
2 months ago
Digital life

iPhone users find hidden emoji hack

Users can layer emojis and send hidden text messages in iMessage.
The features of layering emojis and sending invisible text messages in iMessage have been available for years but are now gaining popularity. [ more ]
Inverse
6 months ago
Digital life

It's Time to Admit iMessage Is Holding Us Back

Apple has successfully blocked the Beeper Mini messaging app that allowed Android phones to communicate with iPhones as 'blue bubbles' like iMessage
The incident highlights the issue of tying the value of iPhone to a specific feature like messaging, making Apple appear anti-competitive. [ more ]
moreiphone
#apple
www.fastcompany.com
2 months ago
Digital life

The government wants to save Android users from those embarrassing green bubbles in iMessage

Apple is being sued by the U.S. Department of Justice and state attorneys general for alleged antitrust violations.
The lawsuit claims Apple's iMessage 'green bubble' causes social stigma and degrades user experience for non-iPhone users. [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
2 months ago
Tech industry

Green bubbles, Apple Pay and other reasons why America says Apple is breaking the law

Apple faces antitrust lawsuit for alleged iPhone monopoly abuse
Lawsuit may result in Apple opening up iPhone to alternative app stores and technologies [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
2 months ago
Tech industry

US accuses Apple of monopolizing smartphone market in sweeping lawsuit

Apple faces antitrust case for restricting competition
US government challenges Apple's control over iPhone and iMessage. [ more ]
ReadWrite
3 months ago
Privacy professionals

Apple starts rolling out quantum-proof encryption to iMessage

Apple introduces new encryption service for iMessage to protect against quantum computers.
Apple's new cryptographic protocol PQ3 in iMessage aims to provide future-proof security against evolving threats. [ more ]
TechCrunch
3 months ago
Privacy technologies

Apple readies iMessage for when quantum computers could break encryption | TechCrunch

Apple upgrades iMessage security to post-quantum cryptography in response to future quantum computing threats.
The new encryption protocol combines Elliptic-Curve cryptography with post-quantum cryptography for enhanced security. [ more ]
WIRED
3 months ago
Privacy professionals

Apple's iMessage Is Getting Post-Quantum Encryption

Apple is launching post-quantum protections to safeguard against potential quantum computing-based attacks.
PQ3 cryptography will be integrated into iMessage in iOS and macOS updates, providing significant security upgrade. [ more ]
www.fastcompany.com
2 months ago
Digital life

The government wants to save Android users from those embarrassing green bubbles in iMessage

Apple is being sued by the U.S. Department of Justice and state attorneys general for alleged antitrust violations.
The lawsuit claims Apple's iMessage 'green bubble' causes social stigma and degrades user experience for non-iPhone users. [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
2 months ago
Tech industry

Green bubbles, Apple Pay and other reasons why America says Apple is breaking the law

Apple faces antitrust lawsuit for alleged iPhone monopoly abuse
Lawsuit may result in Apple opening up iPhone to alternative app stores and technologies [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
2 months ago
Tech industry

US accuses Apple of monopolizing smartphone market in sweeping lawsuit

Apple faces antitrust case for restricting competition
US government challenges Apple's control over iPhone and iMessage. [ more ]
ReadWrite
3 months ago
Privacy professionals

Apple starts rolling out quantum-proof encryption to iMessage

Apple introduces new encryption service for iMessage to protect against quantum computers.
Apple's new cryptographic protocol PQ3 in iMessage aims to provide future-proof security against evolving threats. [ more ]
TechCrunch
3 months ago
Privacy technologies

Apple readies iMessage for when quantum computers could break encryption | TechCrunch

Apple upgrades iMessage security to post-quantum cryptography in response to future quantum computing threats.
The new encryption protocol combines Elliptic-Curve cryptography with post-quantum cryptography for enhanced security. [ more ]
WIRED
3 months ago
Privacy professionals

Apple's iMessage Is Getting Post-Quantum Encryption

Apple is launching post-quantum protections to safeguard against potential quantum computing-based attacks.
PQ3 cryptography will be integrated into iMessage in iOS and macOS updates, providing significant security upgrade. [ more ]
moreapple
#encryption
Ars Technica
3 months ago
Digital life

iMessage gets a major makeover that puts it on equal footing with Signal

iMessage and Signal are enhancing encryption to prepare for quantum computing.
End-to-end encryption in iMessage now includes the PQ3 algorithm for additional security. [ more ]
Electronic Frontier Foundation
6 months ago
Privacy professionals

Without Interoperability, Apple Customers Will Never Be Secure

Every internet user should have the ability to privately communicate in a secure fashion using the tools of their choosing.
Apple's iMessage offers end-to-end encrypted messaging, but only for Apple customers. [ more ]
Ars Technica
3 months ago
Digital life

iMessage gets a major makeover that puts it on equal footing with Signal

iMessage and Signal are enhancing encryption to prepare for quantum computing.
End-to-end encryption in iMessage now includes the PQ3 algorithm for additional security. [ more ]
Electronic Frontier Foundation
6 months ago
Privacy professionals

Without Interoperability, Apple Customers Will Never Be Secure

Every internet user should have the ability to privately communicate in a secure fashion using the tools of their choosing.
Apple's iMessage offers end-to-end encrypted messaging, but only for Apple customers. [ more ]
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ReadWrite
4 months ago
EU data protection

Apple, Microsoft granted exemptions from incoming EU digital legislation

Apple and Microsoft have won a victory after the EU found that iMessage and Bing should not be designated as gatekeepers under the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
The new DMA will still apply to parent companies such as Apple and Microsoft, as well as other tech giants like Google and Amazon. [ more ]
#iMessage
Ars Technica
6 months ago
Privacy professionals

Nothing's iMessage app was a security catastrophe, taken down in 24 hours

Nothing Chat, a chat app from Android manufacturer 'Nothing' and Sunbird, claimed to be able to hack into Apple's iMessage protocol but faced immediate backlash for security issues.
The app was found to have unsecure practices, including storing messages in plain text and sending authentication tokens over unencrypted HTTP.
Nothing pulled the app from the Play Store after less than 24 hours and Sunbird's app has also been put 'on pause.' [ more ]
Mail Online
6 months ago
Digital life

10 little-known iMessage hacks to turbo-charge your messaging game

iMessage has hidden features that many users are not aware of.
The latest iOS 17 update added the option to turn your own photos into stickers.
You can play games like chess with friends directly in iMessage. [ more ]
www.nytimes.com
6 months ago
Tech industry

Apple Says It Will Improve the Green vs. Blue Texting Experience

Apple will be adding support for rich communication services (RCS) to improve texting between iPhone and Android users.
RCS will enable higher quality photos and videos, more reliable group messaging, read receipts, and location sharing in texting threads.
Apple's adoption of RCS may be due to pressure from competitors and digital rights groups. [ more ]
Engadget
7 months ago
Digital life

The Morning After: iMessage comes to Nothing's Android phones (for now)

Nothing is partnering with Sunbird to hide the fact that users are sending text messages from an Android handset to iPhones via Apple's iMessage.
The workaround involves using Sunbird's unified messaging platform, which routes communication through a server farm of Mac Minis.
This situation is unique to the US, as most of the world uses third-party platforms like WhatsApp. [ more ]
Inverse
7 months ago
Digital life

Nothing's New Messaging App Will Make Green Bubbles Appear Blue on iPhone

Apple's iOS and Android's text messaging divide can be frustrating for users.
Sunbird and Nothing have partnered to create an exclusive app, Nothing Chats, to bridge the gap between Android and iOS messaging.
Nothing Chats offers iMessage features like group messaging and read receipts to Android users. [ more ]
Ars Technica
6 months ago
Privacy professionals

Nothing's iMessage app was a security catastrophe, taken down in 24 hours

Nothing Chat, a chat app from Android manufacturer 'Nothing' and Sunbird, claimed to be able to hack into Apple's iMessage protocol but faced immediate backlash for security issues.
The app was found to have unsecure practices, including storing messages in plain text and sending authentication tokens over unencrypted HTTP.
Nothing pulled the app from the Play Store after less than 24 hours and Sunbird's app has also been put 'on pause.' [ more ]
Mail Online
6 months ago
Digital life

10 little-known iMessage hacks to turbo-charge your messaging game

iMessage has hidden features that many users are not aware of.
The latest iOS 17 update added the option to turn your own photos into stickers.
You can play games like chess with friends directly in iMessage. [ more ]
www.nytimes.com
6 months ago
Tech industry

Apple Says It Will Improve the Green vs. Blue Texting Experience

Apple will be adding support for rich communication services (RCS) to improve texting between iPhone and Android users.
RCS will enable higher quality photos and videos, more reliable group messaging, read receipts, and location sharing in texting threads.
Apple's adoption of RCS may be due to pressure from competitors and digital rights groups. [ more ]
Engadget
7 months ago
Digital life

The Morning After: iMessage comes to Nothing's Android phones (for now)

Nothing is partnering with Sunbird to hide the fact that users are sending text messages from an Android handset to iPhones via Apple's iMessage.
The workaround involves using Sunbird's unified messaging platform, which routes communication through a server farm of Mac Minis.
This situation is unique to the US, as most of the world uses third-party platforms like WhatsApp. [ more ]
Inverse
7 months ago
Digital life

Nothing's New Messaging App Will Make Green Bubbles Appear Blue on iPhone

Apple's iOS and Android's text messaging divide can be frustrating for users.
Sunbird and Nothing have partnered to create an exclusive app, Nothing Chats, to bridge the gap between Android and iOS messaging.
Nothing Chats offers iMessage features like group messaging and read receipts to Android users. [ more ]
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