I have two iPhones and I have two phone numbers. They use the same iMessage because they are linked to the same apple idenification. Would it be possible to avoid that ?
iPhone 7, iOS 12
If you're not the person using both devices, the best thing to do is create a new Apple ID for the other person.
If you are using both devices, you can go to Settings>Messages>Send & Receive on each phone and uncheck your Apple ID under "You can receive messages to and reply from...".
Note that Settings > Message > Text Message Forwarding > [Disable the other device] has nothing to do with this. That is the feature that allows you to forward your SMS messages to non-iPhone devices.
If you're not the person using both devices, the best thing to do is create a new Apple ID for the other person.
If you are using both devices, you can go to Settings>Messages>Send & Receive on each phone and uncheck your Apple ID under "You can receive messages to and reply from...".
Note that Settings > Message > Text Message Forwarding > [Disable the other device] has nothing to do with this. That is the feature that allows you to forward your SMS messages to non-iPhone devices.
Yes, Of course.
On both the iPhones...
Settings > Message > Text Message Forwarding > [Disable the other device]
I have two iPhones and I have two phone numbers. They use the same iMessage because they are linked to the same apple idenification. Would it be possible to avoid that ?
