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- The Messages app on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac utilizes a special instant messaging service called iMessage, which is different from the SMS texting service supported by cell carriers.
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Nov 14, 2022 · It appears that both of you are sharing the same Apple ID. This is the underlying reason why you are getting his texts. Both of you should be using separate Apple IDs so that the data, such as texts, calendar events, notes etc, do not overlap.
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- Share content with others
- Find all the content someone shared with you
- Review and save photos or videos
- Pin shared content
- Hide shared content
You can share images, links, and other content in the Messages app . When someone shares content with you, you can find it in a Shared with You section in the corresponding apps. Apps that support Shared with You include Photos, Music, News, and more.
1.Open the Messages app on your iPhone.
2.Start a new message or open a conversation.
3.Do one of the following:
•Copy and paste an image or a link into your message.
•Tap , tap Photos to browse recent photos and videos, then tap to add.
•Tap a message attachment, tap , then tap a contact or .
1.Open the Messages app on your iPhone.
2.Open the conversation whose content you want to see.
3.Tap the name of the person or group you’re communicating with at the top of a conversation.
4.Scroll down to the Shared with You section.
Note: Content only appears in Shared with You if the person who sent it is in your contacts.
You can find a Shared with You section in Photos, Safari, News, Music, Podcasts, and other supported apps.
If you receive multiple photos or videos at the same time, they’re automatically grouped into a collage (two to three items) or a stack (four or more).
1.Open the Messages app on your iPhone.
2.Do one of the following:
•Look inside a stack: Tap to open, then swipe through a stack to view, reply, or interact with each photo or video individually.
If someone shares content that’s especially interesting, you can quickly pin it in Messages, and it will be elevated in the Shared with You section of supported apps, in Messages search, and in the conversation details (the info you see when you tap the name at the top of the conversation).
1.Open the Messages app on your iPhone.
2.Open the conversation with the content you want to pin.
3.Touch and hold the message bubble containing the link, then tap Pin .
You can adjust your settings to hide an app’s Shared with You section.
1.Go to Settings > Messages > Shared with You.
2.Turn off Automatic Sharing, or turn off Shared with You for a specific app.
Note: You can have your (or a family member’s) iPhone receive warnings about sensitive content and warn you before they’re sent or received. See Receive warnings about sensitive content on iPhone or Check for sensitive images on a family member’s iPhone.
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- View and manage attachments. Messages can be used to send photos and videos. These are stored on your iPhone, but if you send and receive a lot of attachments, you'll need an easy way to view and manage them.
- Delete your messages. Deleting a single conversation is easy, and it's likely that you've done this many times. You only need to swipe left over a conversation in the main list of threads, tap the trashcan icon and tap "Delete" to confirm.
- Mute a conversation. Fed up of receiving alerts for certain conversations but still want to see notifications appearing for other chats? It's possible to hide alerts for a specific conversation, which means you won't see messages from that thread appear on your Lock Screen or be told that a message has arrived.
- Share your location. If you need someone to know where you are, you can share your whereabouts via Messages. Open the Messages app and either tap a conversation or start a new one.
May 29, 2024 · iMessages are texts, photos, or videos that you send to another iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac over Wi-Fi or cellular-data networks. These messages are always encrypted and appear in blue text bubbles. To turn iMessage on or off, go to Settings > Messages. SMS/MMS. If you aren’t using iMessage, you can use SMS/MMS.
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