iPhone to Android iMessage bug fix

I both understand what the bug issue is, and I am bringing light to the bug issue in hopes that someone can fix or find a remedy (that doesn't involve having the world turn off iMessage).

I would love it if deregistering iMessage again in their servers would prevent me from missing group texts from iPhone users, but alas my number is not registered and I can do nothing on my end to be able to receive group texts.

Lydeckr wrote:

I both understand what the bug issue is, and I am bringing light to the bug issue in hopes that someone can fix or find a remedy (that doesn't involve having the world turn off iMessage).

I would love it if deregistering iMessage again in their servers would prevent me from missing group texts from iPhone users, but alas my number is not registered and I can do nothing on my end to be able to receive group texts.

No you don't, you just think you do. That is why you are bringing light. That is why my responses are just as serious as your understanding. But enjoy bringing light and I will enjoy even more by my daily entertainment. I lost it for a while, but now you are back.

I do understand the issue. I understand what works, and I understand that I can look at my friend's iPhones and see group messages turn over from MMS to iMessage, failing to include me. I have not gotten a response to help me solve this issue, aside from telling my friends to turn off iMessage on their iPhones.

I understand the issue, and I am bringing light so that more people can be aware of it, see if they have the same issue (as multiple here do), and so Apple can patch whatever their service is that checks before sending something as iMessage.

Your responses are un-serious not because I don't understand the bug, but because you do not care to understand what the issue is (as is obvious from your responses), and have showed no attempt to understand. I will continue to talk about this until one of my Apple customer support calls can help me, or T-Mobile can help me, or AT&T can help me, or until my the T-Mobile bug report that they sent to Apple yields some fix in a future firmware.

If you find trolling entertainment, that's really fine, but has no bearing on the bug.

If you understand issue have your friend wipe iphone and see if issue will exist. Then tell me you understand and I will believe you.

O and sorry for taking you seriously above for a second, lightbringer.

Having my friends (multiple) who group message completely erase their phones might satisfy your desire to troll, but they will not do that. Surely, you understand that at the minimum.

I have had them wipe me from their contacts and wipe our group messaging history per recommendations from Apple, and then send new group messages to my number and others, and the issue still exists.

Bad Microsoft bad - invaded my friends computers and phones.

And thanks for proving, once again, that you do not care to understand what the issue is (as is obvious from your responses), and have showed no attempt to understand.

Bad Apple bad microsoft Steal my phone and email, lightbringers bring light, everybody else is not understandin.

Watching you make a fool of yourself by rambling and spouting nonsensical things sure is entertaining. But of course, this has nothing to do with the issue. Though, might as well watch you entertain in the meantime, waiting for other people who might have ideas or problems relating to this group messaging issue.

Bad Apple poor people watching microsoft stealing apples. Lightbringing galore.

Please, go on. I suggest more references to microsoft, and more neanderthalic "FIRE, BAD" sentence structure. It's great.

Yes, bad microsoft created computer I don';t know how to use and it is taking over my friends emails and bad Apple taking over the phone.

I will be lightbringing all problems so everyone will take me seriously.

I have done this, and I still do not get group messages

Hooray! More about how you don't know how to work a computer! Keep trying to have people take you seriously! Maybe start throwing in some more misspellings and random punctuation!

How about we just deal with the issue the original post is about, and leave the argumentativeness to someplace else? There's 36 pages of back-and-forth, with some solutions buried somewhere inside. This is an actual issue with people switching from iPhone to other types of phones, at least Android. I have it right now, and there's so much conflicting information in this thread I don't know how to resolve it.