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Beeper Mini’s latest iMessage for Android setup requires a Mac

 



A fresh "fix" for Beeper Mini's problematic iMessage on Android integration is on the way. It's unclear how long users will remain with the app, though, as the new technique requires Mac access to submit (and periodically resend) "registration data" from an Apple-made desktop or laptop. On Wednesday, December 19, the Beeper Cloud Mac program will receive an update with the additional features, according to the business.


In order to verify iMessage connections on Android, Beeper's current technique requires identity information (also known as "registration data") to be received from a physical Mac machine. The onus of Mac is now shifted on customers by the company's current initiatives. "We have been providing this up until now using our own fleet of Mac servers," a Beeper representative said on the Reddit community for the app. RegretfullyThousands of Beeper users were using the same registration information, making this an easy target for Apple.



With great enthusiasm, Beeper Mini was introduced, promising and providing smooth iMessage conversations on Android devices with just a phone number. But, Apple eliminated the app's primary features in a move that appeared inevitable, pushing the firm to come up with fresh workarounds as it engaged in a game of cat and mouse with the $3 trillion company.


The Mac version of Beeper Cloud, according to Beeper, will receive an upgrade tomorrow that will provide individual "1:1" registration data instead of thousands of accounts using the same validation information on Beeper's servers. According to the business, the new strategy “makes the connection very reliable.” It will still be necessary for the registered Mac to "periodically regenerate"the data after a Mac has been connected to Beeper Cloud; hence, connecting to the machine once cannot suffice.


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