You only get many cool features in the iOS platform, and iMessages is one of them. This is the feature by which you can easily communicate with the person with the iOS device on the other side without getting charged for the SMS. But this service gets turned off when an Android user is on the other side. You have to make sure that you should turn it off while you are switching to android, as this service is registered on the iOS server. But most of you don’t know how this can be done as two possible ways are either through the iOS device you have or using the Web portal service offered by Apple. So for this today, I’m here to discuss how you can implement both things in just a few moments. I tried both of them to check if they are working, and that was working for me so I thought of sharing the same with you guys also. So have a look at the method by which you can do this. Also Read: Top Best iOS Call Blocker Apps To Block Annoying Calls On iPhone
Disable and Deactivate iMessage on iPhone or iPad
If you have an iPhone or iPad, you can turn off the iMessage service using the internal setting. Otherwise, you can get it from the official website. And I mentioned both the way step by step below, so refer to them and get this feature off. Also Read: Top Best iPhone Data Recovery Software
1) Turning off the iMessages Service from iPhone or iPad
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2) Turning off iMessage Without an iOS device
Also Read: Top Amazing Apps To Enhance Music Experience on iPhone So this guide was all about How to Disable and Deactivate iMessage on iPhone or iPad; use these simple ways, and you can easily get the iMessages turned off on that number. I hope you like the information I just shared above and if there is an issue you are facing while implementing this guide, please comment in the comment section below. I’ll be more than happy to revert to your queries. Also, keep on sharing the guide with others also. Finally, however, all things considered, a debt of gratitude is for perusing this post.
