In Apple's defense, it does provide two or three triggers for most languages in its user guides, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. While no keywords or key phrases can trigger a bubble effect, over 200 code words and phrases across 40 different languages will send a full-screen animated effect. Even more people don't realize there's another way to send effects: using keywords and key phrases. Some people don't realize that you can long-press the send button in a message draft to choose a bubble or screen effect to go with it. Note: the tips below also work for iPadOS, and some even apply to macOS. Instead of just sharing all of the "hidden" features that everyone else does, like keyboard tricks, pinning conversations, viewing shared content, bulk deleting chats, tagging contacts, revealing received and sent times, threaded replies, editing sent messages, unsending messages, and marking messages as unread, I'll focus on the things that are truly hidden or not very obvious. Hidden features lurk in your SMS and iMessage conversations just waiting to be found, and we've unearthed some of the most secret ones. You can try to send a message on your Mac computer to someone from your contacts as an iMessage.There are many things Apple doesn't tell you about its products, and that's definitely the case when it comes to its Messages app. Select the Message application and Login. Connect to the internet and list your number on your Apple ID if it’s not yet registered. Make sure that your phone number is verified. Tap the phone number instead of showing the email. Simply click on the option which shows the New Conversation From. Go to your phone’s iMessage section, then tap on the Send and Receive section. You just have to make sure to leave your phone number as it is. Untick all the boxes on the list where you can see all your email addresses. Wait for a few seconds then enable it again. Tap the caller ID and select your phone number. Tap on Messages and select the “Receive at” option. The checkmark will be removed and free from the existing email address on your iPhone.
If you can see another number which contains a checkmark on it, simply tap on the number. You should see one or more email address below your number. You should be able to see your phone number. You can do this by tapping on the “Settings”, then go to “iMessage”, then tap on “Send and Receive”. Go to the iMessage section through your phone’s Settings.You should see that there’s a new message that shows you the option if you want to use your Apple ID for incoming or outgoing messages. Wait for a few minutes and turn it back on again.Īfter signing out from your Apple account, you can go to the “Receive at” section. Scroll down and look for the “Receive at”/ You can Sign out from your Apple account for the meantime.
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