More grist for the mill…What I’m observing, regardless of turning iMessages off/on on both devices and restarting, is that the only conversations that are updating are those that have been used since I got the Mac and iPhone so-called synchronized. All other conversations are still stuck way back in time. They do not update to the newest messages, regardless of what I do. So I don’t consider this to be a working process. I do have my messages set to keep forever on both devices — wonder if that is part of the problem? Intuitively that does not seem correct. History should ensure that all updates are the same on all devices. I think Apple dropped the pie on this one.
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