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Why did iMessage start a new conversation?
A: The most common cause of this is that the other person has started sending you iMessages from a different address. You can see the addresses that have been associated with your Apple ID and which ones are being used for iMessage by going into your Settings app and choosing Messages, Send & Receive.
Why are some Messages sent as text and others iMessage?
If your iPhone messages are green, it means that they’re being sent as SMS text messages rather than as iMessages, which appear in blue. iMessages only work between Apple users. You’ll always see green when writing to Android users, or when you’re not connected to the internet.
Why am I receiving my own text messages in group text iPhone?
Why am I getting text messages from my own number? This is caused by a difficulty in establishing a good connection between your phone and your network carrier. In a bid to deliver the message, several attempts are made, and in the process, you receive that same message you just sent to another person.
When someone blocks you on iPhone do the messages turn green?
Blue or Green has nothing to do with being blocked. Blue means iMessage, i.e., messages sent through Apple, Green means messages sent through SMS. Do Not Disturb will not turn them to green as they are delivered but no sound or notification goes through while Do Not Disturb is on.
Why do I get messages from myself on my iPhone?
By enabling iMessage on an iPhone your phone number will be set to default sender. if your girlfriend do this using your apple id it will appear a message if you would add the new number to your account. If you accept You get all messages send to your girlfriend.
What words trigger the iMessage effects?
iMessage screen effect codewords
- ‘Pew pew’ – laser light show.
- ‘Happy birthday’ – balloons.
- ‘Congratulations’ – confetti.
- ‘Happy New Year’ – fireworks.
- ‘Happy Chinese New Year’ – red explosion.
- ‘Selamat’ – confetti.
Can You Send iMessage from email address rather T?
When I send text messages to other iPhone users, it appears as iMessage and from my email address rather than my phone number. I went into Settings > Messages > Receive At, but there’s no option to add my phone number. It keeps showing my Apple Account, which I registered under for iMessage and iCloud with my email address.
Is there a way to send multiple iMessage messages?
Another setting that involves sending notifications to multiple numbers could be the issue as well. Check the following: From the Home screen, open “Settings“. Select “Messages“. Choose “Send & Receive“. Ensure that only your phone number is listed in the “You can be reached by iMessage at” area.
How to force messages to use SMS instead of iMessage?
Here’s a workaround that you can use to force the Messages app to send a test message as SMS instead of iMessage to a contact’s phone number. It is slight clumsy, but gets the job done in the scenarios like you described:
Where does the iMessage from my fiance come from?
So in other words, if your fiance sends you a new iMessage, it will come from the address specified in the settings above, but if he’s replying to a message you’ve recently sent, it will come from whatever address you sent that message to.