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Apple has seemingly found a way to block Android’s new iMessage app
(www.theverge.com)
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Spoiler - it's working again. Might be teething problems for a new service.
No it isn't. If you read the article, the lead developer is pointing fingers at Apple, so no, not a "teething problem" either.
I literally sent a message right before posting.
You may be able to get a message out here and there but I'm in a public group with hundreds of users and no one's is working.
They did eventually ~fix it though~. (Only about 6 hours ago).
Check your app store for an update to the app.
Edit: it's only partially fixed as of right now.
The last update I got from Eric was at 1:30AM saying they still hadn't fixed it and they're calling it a night.
The old-style Matrix bridges still work, to be clear.
Ah, yeah, looks like they got it working but only for some accounts:
https://twitter.com/onbeeper/status/1733389299033477561
That's Beeper Cloud, not Beeper Mini.