Apple introduces online tool for deregistering iMessage
by MacDailyNews
[cfsp key="adsense_336x280"]"Apple has added a page to its website for 
deregistering and turning off iMessage for users that have switched from an 
iPhone to an Android device or other non-Apple smartphone," Joe Rossignol 
reports for 9to5Mac.

"The new web-based tool arrives after Apple faced a lawsuit over Android users 
having undelivered text messages from other iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users 
still using iMessage," Rossignol reports. "For those that have switched to 
another smartphone and no longer own an iPhone, the website provides a field 
where you can enter your phone number, receive a confirmation code and enter 
that code to confirm your iMessage deregistration.

Rossignol reports, "Apple also reiterates instructions on how to deregister and 
turn off iMessage if you still have an iPhone."


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