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iMessage is Apple’s instant messaging service for devices like iPhone, iPad, and Mac Released in 2011 with iOS 5, iMessage lets users send messages, photos, stickers, and more between any Apple devices over the Internet
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iMessage is Apple’s instant messaging service, available exclusively on Apple devices and integrated across all Apple’s operating systems Unlike SMS, iMessage uses Wi-Fi or cellular data for communication, offering a richer and more secure messaging experience
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The main difference is that "iMessage" is Apple's name for its proprietary messaging service It's a communication protocol that works behind the scenes to help you communicate In contrast, "Messages" is the name for the chat app included with the iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Mac, and Apple Watch
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