Update: it may be limited to those using a hackintosh in conjunction with beeperserv (the jailbreak tweak). Still kind of lousy of them to lock the reddit topic though…

Several users recently reported that after using pypush—the tool that Beeper paid $25,000 for in order to build Beeper Mini—Apple banned their genuine Apple hardware devices from accessing iMessage.

When their comments were shared to the r/Beeper subreddit, one of the mods whom Beeper appointed decided to lock the comments, citing the “need to investigate this further” and directing concerned users to “reach out to support through the appropriate channels.”

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    • TheMongoose@kbin.social
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      11 months ago

      Not to take sides, but one company built their entire business model around “let’s break into the secure messaging platform of this other company”.

      Why are Apple the ones who suck here?

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        11 months ago

        While the others is garden wall everything about our product series, removing consumer choice, and forcing everything done our way.

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          11 months ago

          But consumers have a choice. Just don’t buy Apple products if you don’t like their walled garden. Plenty of other options out there.

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              11 months ago

              So in this context, “Apple sucks” means “I choose to not buy or use Apple products but still want to use their Apple-only messaging service and I can’t” and I’m salty about that”?

              Jesus wept. There are so many legitimate criticisms to make against the company, and this is where they want to make their stand?