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I'm using a two year old mac book pro with El Capitain, 10.11.2. On my mac in iMessage, photos aren't downloading. The photos download like always on my mobile devices, but not on the mac. This is a new problem ...worked fine for years.

See attached photos. The first shows the messages from sender ...normally the photo would just be there. The second shows what you get if you double click on the message. Note when I click the download button, I just get a noise from my computer rejecting the command.

Background: My problem with this bug centred on my iMac installation of macOS, as I described in my initial post in this thread. Messages simply said 'Downloading messages from iCloud...' indefinitely on the iMac, though never actually did any downloading (confirmed by network activity monitors). I spent a few hours with tech support like many others, though also found no solution with any of them.

What this means: (If you're just looking for how to use this information to fix the bug on your system, scroll down a bit.) This seems to suggest that the nature of the bug is in downloading message history, stored in iCloud, on the messages app in macOS (and perhaps for some in iOS as well, though I have not tested that). Namely, when you turn on iCloud syncing in Messages on macOS, it immediately connects to message via iCloud, meaning that new messages are synced (and if you are suffering this constant 'downloading from iCloud...' bug, you've probably noticed that even while this hang remains, new messages do come through properly, and are synced across devices such that if you delete one on your phone, it will also be deleted on the iMac, etc.); however, synchronisation across devices of old messages hangs because the iCloud sync somehow doesn't trigger acknowledgement of their existence on additional devices that you add to the sync. So if your iPhone has been your main iMessage interface in the past (which for most of us it has), when you add macOS Messages and set it to sync via iCloud, it doesn't seem to register the existence of those previously-existing messages (Even though they are, in fact, stored in the cloud) and only syncs things that arrive after you initiate that setting.

My iPhone stopped saying it was downloading. If I go to iCloud prefs and turn Messages off, I get a message saying the download isn't complete. I say ok, wait a bit, and turn it back on. And Messages no longer even tries to upload/download.

every few days one of my Messages apps (either rMBP, iMac, and/or iPhone) will start "downloading Messages..." again for a bit (no real network activity) for some minutes or some hours, and nothing really changes.

Having no issues on iPhone or iPad. On Mac with MacOS High Sierra, though, if I am away from my computer for a couple of days, it takes hours to sync messages again. I just returned home at 3 pm today after being away for 48 hours, and launched the messages app on the Mac. It didn't stop downloading new messages until 6:45 pm. It shouldn't take almost four hours to sync messages across devices that haven't been used for a day or two.

1. On your Mac, head to the AirMessage website and download AirMessage Server for macOS, then unzip the file and move the app to your Applications folder.

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If you have an iOS app, you can bundle it with a sticker pack or an iMessage extension. The sticker pack is listed on the App Store for iMessage in the same category and with the same description as your iOS app on the App Store. Users who download your iOS app will automatically see the sticker pack in iMessage.

Once your app is approved, it will be available to millions of customers worldwide. Your marketing has the biggest impact when users can instantly download your app, so link directly to your product page on the App Store for iMessage by adding ?app=messages to the end of your App Store URL. If your URL already has an App Analytics campaign link or other query parameter, add &app=messages to the end of your App Store URL.

If you still unable to use iMessages on PC, skip iMessage and use its alternative applications without any problem. There are many applications for Windows that just work like iMessages such as WhatsApp for PC, Facebook messenger, text free, text now, pluse Sms, mightly text, etc. these PC applications help you to send messages to other users like iMessages if you are facing a problem in getting iMessages on your PC then download and install these applications on your PC as an alternative for iMessages.

iMessage is a convenient service that aids users in sending and receiving messages free of cost. The iMessage service is available on iPhone, but you can also access iMessages on Windows. Various tried and tested methods are in the market that helps Windows users to use iMessages on Windows. These methods are good but have some limitations, but AirDroid Cast is one perfect method that provides access to iMessage on Windows. If you are a Windows PC user, download and install AirDroid Cast on your PC and enjoy the iMessage service for free.

If you want to download iMessages for Windows PC with no jailbreak, just try this method. But using this method, you need to prepare a Mac and Windows PC in advance. Then follow the exact steps below:

Clearly, this method has its limitations, like, you must have both a Mac and PC for iMessage download, hence, it doesn't work for those who do not have a Mac. What if you don't have a Mac but still want to use iMessage on your Windows PC? There is a way to get fulfill your wish. Just download iPadian on your Windows.

For installing an iOS app you will need to first install the iPadian app on your PC. iPadian is a nifty tool that simulates the interface of an iPad so that make your Windows desktop look like an iPad. With it, you are allowed to download iMessage on Windows PC. Below is what you can do to achieve it:

The two methods above suit those tech newbies as it is not required to perform jailbreak. For techies, we will introduce the following method. It's a little bit complicated. But, I would like point out that this methods can only be used for iMessage download under the premise your iOS devices are jailbroken. Read on How to Jailbreak iOS 10 on iPhone 7/6s/6/SE/5s Safely. If you already jailbreak your device, then you can follow the steps:

Spike Groups are the best way to experience iMessage-like simplicity on Android. To get started, download the Spike App for Android to enjoy the experience of iMessage on Android without the lock-in of a closed platform.There are a few apps on the Android Google Play Store that claim to allow iMessage to work on Android, but they should not be considered secure.

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When the testing period is over, you'll no longer be able to open the beta build. To install the App Store version of the app, download or purchase the app from the App Store. In-app purchases are free only during beta testing, and any in-app purchases made during testing will not carry over to App Store versions.

Note: To automatically download additional in-app content and assets in the background once a beta app is installed in iOS 16, iPadOS 16, or macOS 13, turn on Additional In-App Content in your App Store settings for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. 2b1af7f3a8