When I delete a iMessage from a conversation, does it get deleted from the recipients screen as well ?

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Ok, I got it. I won't bother you anymore.

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I said, I got it !

Hmm…

Be polite. Everyone should feel comfortable reading Submissions and participating in discussions.

This one is for you guys ! 😉

Cheers

Oh, you help us !

Us?

I assume that you mean you

How were Meg and I not polite?

Au revoir

I assume you know how this kind of site works, do you ? 😀

Sometimes, people just read and don't answer..

(tu me diras que j'aurais sûrement du en faire autant, n'est-ce pas ?)

Best regards,

Oh, appreciate ! 😉

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J'aurais du relever le «Je suis Charlie»..

explaining someone he would have better try to move on BBM ? Is that what you call a tech answer ?

Come on, it's just sarcasm..

Plus technically speaking, my question is not not technical.

you just can't answer it.

Hey, I don't have the answer neither ! that's why, I ask.

Stay on topic, and ask technical questions.

I think I did.

you think I didn't then you ask me to stop. interesting.

that's what I call being impolite.

Does it make sense, or again is it a nonsense, as it is something which doesn't make sense (la blague du français qui connait trois mots d'anglais…)

Ce qui vous en empêche?

Meg has history using Blackberry Messenger (I don't) and it does contain the feature you are looking for, or a form of it. I don't see how it is rude for her to suggest it to you and it is an app that is available in the App Store. As she said you would have to get people you communicate with to also use it.

You are right, your question is not technical and probably should not even be here. I suggested you consult an attorney and pointed out it should be one versed in copyright law. I fail to see how that is not polite.

And this post is very rude.

What part of «Cheers», or «Best regards» or even «Au revoir» don't you understand.

I konw I won't get my answer here, even if it is a technical question. But, anyways..

I do have a life, and won't waste my time here.

Thank you all for trying (or not) to help me, at least to help me understand I was at the wrong place. It's a beginning !

I admit I didn't understand it was a real answer with a real app behind, my bad. I sincerely apologize, I thought it was sarcasm, and, yes, took it personally.

"The error is human", as we say in France. So, maybe iMessages are not made for humans.

That's the only logical conclusion.

(or maybe CSound1 will tell us it is totally irrelevant. But, as I don't give a **** what you think is a nonsense or not, please, forget me.)

So, we're done for tonight !

Thank you guys !

Have a great life

francoisbernard wrote:

explaining someone he would have better try to move on BBM ? Is that what you call a tech answer ?

Come on, it's just sarcasm..

Plus technically speaking, my question is not not technical.

you just can't answer it.

I realize that English is not your first language, which is perhaps why you mistook a genuine suggestion for sarcasm. BBM offers an expiring message feature. After a certain amount of time, the message is deleted from the recipient's phone.However, in order to have access to such a feature, both the sender and the recipient must be using BBM. How is that not a technical answer?

Whether or not you continue to participate in this thread is up to you. Whether or not the rest of us do is up to each of us.

How is that not a technical answer ?

Well.. yes it is. It is technical.

Now, could I have the same answer but, this time, linked to the topic ?

(Yes, THIS is sarcasm…)

Of course it is not a technical answer because this answer is not linked to the original post.

Who talked about expiring messages ? It's about being able to recover a mistake.

Since the beginning, I just receive moral lessons

(You just have to "stop sending messages", or "be responsible" !! whooooooo… frightening !)

or stupid advices and judgements

(it's complete "nonsense", it's "irrelevant"… ok, and what if you try to help instead ?)

read the messages, go on.

How do you want me to not consider this as sarcasm, insulting and.. oh.. not helpful at all !!

Plus, I receive lessons on how to answer, what kind of topics we discuss..

Try to respect people first if you expect respect in return.

You didn't even understand the question, and you all give me lessons ?

Oh my god ! If that's what you all call help, then we don't have the same definition !

I came here to discuss a technical point, yes, technical. Not to read the Bible or find stupid applications I don't care about.

I tried to be polite and argue with you at the beginning. But even if english is not my mother tong, clearly, when it's insulting no need to be native to understand.

Are we done ?

francoisbernard wrote:

How do you want me to not consider this as sarcasm, insulting and.. oh.. not helpful at all !!

You may consider it whatever you like. It does not change my intent, about which you are incorrect.

Legal issues should be accounted for only when message is(seen), but before that or when it's only (delivered) , it would be nice if deleting it would delete it from the receiver's device as well. would really solve some of our emotional problems.