I honestly don't know if the other end needs to delete your message thread, it's just a precaution. Of particular interest is the following note: We do not believe that the exploit works. On December 20, Citizenlab published The Great iPwn, detailing how Journalists were Hacked with Suspected NSO Group iMessage ‘Zero-Click’ Exploit. So it's not showing up as being sent through my e-mail.Ī tad tedious and I don't know if this is a solution for other people but it worked for me. Project Zero: A Look at iMessage in iOS 14. Now I added my e-mail address and its still under the same thread on my friends phone. Turned on iMessage but didn't put an email address(apple ID) and waited for my number to be verified. Sent another message so he has my number as a thread. Messaged my friend to delete my threads on his phone. Opened the Settings app and turned off iMessage. Step 1: Make sure an iCloud account is added on your iPhone or iPad. At the start up Menu I passed the option to put in my AppleID. Here are the steps to set up iMessage without a phone number or SIM on your iPhone or iPad. What I did was I Restored (clean, no backup) my phone. One as my number and the other with my e-mail address. However when I was sending messages through iMessage the other side would receive it through my e-mail rather then my number, in other words he the other side had two messaging threads for me.
Go to Settings > Messages>Turn ON iMessage. Go to Settings and disable iMessage and Facetime.
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Apple’s iMessage for iPhone, iPad, and Mac always uses end-to-end encryption. iMessage Uses End-to-End Encryption to Send and Receive Messages. But there’s a big privacy hole in iMessage, and it’s named iCloud. Go to General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. This means that all iMessages would be sent only by email or iCloud ID. This ensures only you and the person you’re talking to can see your messages. Go to Settings > Messages>Turn off iMessage. I read in another site that you should reset your Network Settings, so.
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