Once rolled out to your Android phone, Google Messages will convert iMessage reactions (officially referred to as “ Tapbacks“) sent by iPhone users in response to SMS/MMS. Once you’ve signed in, tap the hamburger menu icon in the top-right corner and then select the “Desktop Site” checkbox.As we spotted in November and following the latest push for RCS support on iPhone earlier this month, Google Messages is starting to roll out iMessage reactions in beta for Android users. To use these iCloud services on Android, sign in to the iCloud website using Chrome for Android. It should still work, but don’t expect the same user experience that you’ll find on an iOS or iPadOS device. We won’t sugarcoat it, this isn’t the easiest way to view your iCloud calendar or contacts, even if you have a large mobile display. Other services can be accessed through the iCloud website, but you’ll need to switch to your browser’s desktop mode feature to view them. RELATED: How to Set Up iCloud Email Access on Android This will allow you to send and receive emails from your iCloud email account using your Android device. You can set up iCloud email access on Android using Gmail or another email app. The easiest service to access is your iCloud email account. RELATED: What Is "Lost Mode" on the iPhone, iPad, or Mac?Īlthough you can access some iCloud services in third-party apps, these apps aren’t official and their quality and success in accessing iCloud will vary. You can also use the Lost Mode feature to display a message on your Apple device’s screen if you’ve lost the device. Press the “Play Sound” button to locate the device or “Erase iPhone,” “Erase iPad,” or “Erase Mac” to remotely wipe the device. Tap any of the devices listed to see where they were last seen and if they’re currently active. Once confirmed, a list of Apple devices (including iOS, iPadOS, and macOS devices) attached to your account will be displayed. You might need to re-enter your Apple account password and provide a six-digit authentication code at this stage.
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