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But if you have an old Mac sitting around at home, you could leave it on to act as your server so that you could send iMessages when you're away from home.

When you get a new iMessage from the recipient, your Mac will the relay it to your Android phone. So this should let people use their own Mac to set up a server to send and receive iMessages from their Android devices without compromising the privacy of their conversations.Įssentially, PieMessage sends the message from your Android phone to your Mac, which then relays that message to your recipient on iMessage. PieMessage needs a server to run on, but instead of running on sketchy third-party servers, PieMessage can connect via an OS X client on your Mac.

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I would pay to use imessage on android