iOS share to iMessage how to do

1.Are you sending text messages or imessages?

Many people confuse text messages and iMessage, after all, they are both sent from the same messaging app, which is very confusing. If you want to know what message you're sending, look at the properties below before entering the message. Even if you send a message, you can see the properties of the message, green if it is an SMS, and blue if it is an imessage, so you can expect the SMS fee to be charged for the message.

2.The nightmare of "can't get back" is hidden in iMessage!

Nowadays, many text messaging apps have added the unread feature, but in fact, the magic of "unread" is actually hidden in iMessage. In the Settings app's messages, there's a checklist called "Send Read Receipt" that lets you notify the sender that you've read their message. In other words, if you read someone else's message, they will know that you have read it.

In other words, if you don't reply, the curse of "can't read back" will appear. In addition, if you dial in from your own message, you can see the sending time.

3.You can actually teleport your own location too!

Sometimes, in the case of a date, party, etc., you may want to send the information of a certain location after you arrive, you can click "Send my current location" in the details to send the location to the designated contact, and click "Share my location" to share the location to the designated contact.

4.Send a video message! There is also a difference between SMS and iMessage operations!

In addition to sound, you can send video messages in the Messages app. Although this feature can be used in both SMS and iMessage, the usage method will be very different due to the standard problem. Press the bottom left corner of the message input interface, and the record button will appear when you open the camera app, and you can press the record button to create and transfer videos to another iMessage account (left).

If you go to SMS and press the camera in the bottom left corner, and then press "Take Photo or Video", you can turn on the camera to record. (Picture right).

5.Messages** and deletions.

iMessage can be simply understood as the text message that uses data in the iOS system without incurring SMS charges. The premise of using iMessage is that both the sender and receiver must be on iOS, and both parties have the iMessage function turned on. Just meet these two requirements, choose what you want to share, and send it as a text message.

Since iMessage sends messages over the Internet, connect your phone to a cellular or wireless network before sending it. Find the "Settings" icon on your iPhone's home screen and tap to open it as shown in the image.

02Click on the "Wi-Fi" option in the settings list and connect to your own wireless.

Step 2: Activate the iMessage service.

01After connecting your iPhone to the Internet, the next thing you need to do is activate the iMessage service. Find the "Settings" icon on your iPhone's home screen and tap to open it as shown in the image.

05After the activation is successful, you can see that the switch of imesaage is on. The other two options to be aware of are:

1. Send a read receipt, allowing the other party to see when we viewed the message after we read it.

2. When iMessage is not available, it will be sent as a text message, which means that when there is no network or Apple's iMessage service fails, the system will automatically send it as a text message.

Step 3: Send an iMessage.

01When the iMessage service is successfully activated, you can send iMessage messages to your friends. However, there is another prerequisite for sending iMessage, that is, the other party also uses an iPhone and has an iMessage service turned on. Find the "Info" icon on your iPhone's home screen, tap to open it, as shown in the image.

02Then select the friend you want to send an iMessage, just like you would send a normal text message. The iMessage will appear blue, and you'll see the word iMessage in the text message input box, as shown in the image.

03When the iMessage is successfully sent, you can see the "Delivered" prompt displayed below the message. This indicates that the other person's iPhone has successfully received this iMessage.

04If the other party turns on the "Send Read Receipt" switch in iMessage, we can also see when the other party has viewed the iMessage.

1. You need to turn on the iMessage function, and the recipient is the Apple mobile phone with the iMessage function turned on.

3. Select the recipient who has enabled the iMessage function and send SMS, the font of the message sent by iMessage is blue, and the font of ordinary SMS is green, as shown in the figure below.

iMessage:

Normal SMS:

You can send it when you're connected to the Internet.,Usually when you have a network to send messages are imessage.,I haven't set it up.。 Of course, the other party can only receive it when the other party has a network.