Just days after Apple blocked the use of the Beeper Mini app due to endangering user security, The application that allows you to send iMessage messages to all Android devices is working again. Of course, it is a new version with extra requirements to run.

After this, Beeper Mini requires users to sign in with an Apple IDand messages are sent and received via email address rather than phone number. However, this last feature is likely to change.

iMessage app Beeper Mini for Android has been updated

Beeper Mini emerged as an alternative that allowed Android users to send blue bubble messages to iPhone users and the app supported all iMessage features, Including read receipts, typing indicators, reactions, and more.

Apple took steps to shut down the Beeper Mini in its initial and rapid release. They stated that biting the apple involves risks to the security and privacy of iMessage users.

“Apple builds our products and services with industry-leading security and privacy technologies designed to give users control over their data and keep personal information safe. We take steps to protect our users by blocking techniques that provide access to personal information through the use of fraudulent credentials such as iMessage. These techniques can potentially “It posed significant risks to user security and privacy, including the disclosure of metadata and the activation of unsolicited messages, spam and phishing attacks. We will continue to make updates in the future to protect our users.”

Beeper Mini Interface

The Beeper Mini team noted on its blog that the app’s success confirms that both iPhone and iPhone users “desperately want to be able to chat together.”

“The reason for success is clear: Android and iPhone customers want to be able to chat with high-quality images/videos, encryption, emojis, typing status, read receipts and all the modern chat features. We all want one fun, easy and secure way to chat.” “For three amazing days last week, Beeper Mini made this possible.”

There was no statement from Apple regarding the return of Beeper Mini. But the company is likely looking for a way to challenge this practice and would rather offer users a safe alternative, even if it takes longer.

According to various reports, Apple plans to bring all iMessage-like features to chats between iMessage users and Android users via RCS, a protocol that may come with iOS 16.