If you want to send iMessages from your Android smartphone to a friend who has an iPhone, let us tell you how you can do it! At least to those who have MacBooks and iMacs!
A developer has come up with a clever solution to bring Apple's iPhone messaging platform to Android phones. While it's not practical for most people, nerds and security enthusiasts can use it to send end-to-end encrypted iMessages.
The solution is a clever hack, but the best part is that PieMessage works 100%!
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Created by Eric Chee, PieMessage requires an OS X client as a server to route messages to an Android device, enabling iMessage support on Android devices. So, a Mac is best suited for this process.
How PieMessage works :
PieMessage uses an AppleScript to receive iMessages as they arrive on your Mac system.
A Java app collects them and forwards them to a custom messaging app on an Android phone to display them to the user so they can respond to those iMessages.
More details can be seen in this proof-of-concept video demonstration
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