If youve been using your iPhone for a long time, you probably use iMessage.
It is the most popular messenger among iPhone users.
It is an internal messenger that automatically connects to your Messages app.
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However, sometimes, some users may experience problems with this service.
The thing is that iMessenger can be turned on or off to send regular text messages.
What is the difference between blue and green messages on iPhones?
To do this, you gotta understand that there are two types of messages in the Messages app.
Messages are sent via iMessage and ordinary SMS, which you send via your SIM card.
Messages sent over the Internet using iMessage are marked in blue in iMessage.
You must pay for such messages according to your mobile number prices.
you’ve got the option to only send small media files via MMS.
There are many reasons why iMessage may not work on your rig.
Let me talk briefly about the most common ones.
First of all, it could be due to a bad Internet connection.
In addition, there may be errors logging into your Apple ID account.
Other than that, problems may be because you have system errors inside.
Usually, they are sparked by iMessage conflicting with some other software or service.
Often such problems are brought on by another service called FaceTime.
These errors are generally easier to fix than internet problems.
Lets now move on to what it’s possible for you to do in this case.
I suggest you try them all individually and find one that works.
If this doesnt work or if it turns off again after a while, go to the next step.
Check the Internet and the status of iMessage
The next step is a simple Internet check.
To find out if the Internet is working, log on to any website or open a YouTube video.
In addition, you should check the state of the servers iMessage itself.
you’re able to do this here.
If the servers iMessage does not work, you only have to wait until Apple fixes this problem.
revamp your iPhone
A common problem is a system bug that can occur after the last update.
Try enabling FaceTime
This may seem strange, but iMessage and FaceTime are tightly coupled.
To enable FaceTime, you should probably:
After that, take a stab at send the message again.
I also advise you to reset your iPhone before doing this.
To do this, press the power button (or home button) and volume down.
Then swipe to turn it off.
If this was the problem, iMessage should now work correctly.
it’s possible for you to also cycle your machine.
Reset your data pipe controls
you might also try resetting your data pipe controls.
If none helps, you should expect a new update from Apple to add a fix for this bug.
