iMessage is Apple's built-in instant messaging (IM) service. It lives inside the Messages app on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. On the iPhone it works alongside — and often replaces — carrier SMS and MMS. On the iPad provides similar functionality, allowing you to send text, picture, video, voice memo, location, contact, and other types of messages to anyone else using an iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
How do you use iMessage to send text, pictures, videos, sound, location, and more — right from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac?
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Your Messages app on iOS and iPadOS offers group chat features, including the ones mentioned here.
You can mute, block, or report iMessages with ease meaning you don't have to hear from people you don't want to.
Thanks to groups in iMessages, you can share almost anything you like with all your family and friends. And it's easy to set up.