iMessage
If I was out and had no WiFi or data I would send my iMessage as a text... But when the person receiving that would they have to automatically send a text or would it send as an iMessage?
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If I was out and had no WiFi or data I would send my iMessage as a text... But when the person receiving that would they have to automatically send a text or would it send as an iMessage?
The other person's iPhone will determine that your iPhone is not connected to the internet and then will attempt to send as a SMS. After that as soon as your iPhone gets a cell or WiFi connection then you will receive that message as a SMS.
Now, if the other person's setting does not allow to send a SMS instead of an iMessage (when your iPhone is not available) then it will show a "Message could not be sent" error on their side. At which point they can choose to send it by trying later.
Axel F.
The other person's iPhone will determine that your iPhone is not connected to the internet and then will attempt to send as a SMS. After that as soon as your iPhone gets a cell or WiFi connection then you will receive that message as a SMS.
Now, if the other person's setting does not allow to send a SMS instead of an iMessage (when your iPhone is not available) then it will show a "Message could not be sent" error on their side. At which point they can choose to send it by trying later.
Axel F.
If the receiving person has an iPhone and has iMessages activated then that person's iPhone will attempt to send you an iMessage first.
Axel F.
But if the person who sent the text in the first place had no data or WiFi then how would they receive that iMessage?
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