Apple is facing a challenge from Beeper Mini, an app that disrupted its control over messaging. Beeper Mini, introduced on Dec. 5, has caused concerns for Apple, potentially leading to antitrust issues. The app has enabled Android users to access iMessage, previously exclusive to Apple devices, prompting a battle between Beeper and Apple. Critics argue that Beeper has exposed how Apple suppresses potential competitors.
Beeper throws in the towel and abandons iMessage support on Android https://t.co/PAOF7ax4mg
You need to hear this: Using Beeper Mini means stealing iMessage access https://t.co/N0r40Y4R8r
The lone Android user finally got into the family iMessage chat—then lost access again. @nicnguyen on Apple’s fight against Beeper, the app that brought blue bubbles to Android. https://t.co/WbTen9phfw https://t.co/WbTen9phfw
Apple’s newest headache: An app that upended its control over messaging #imessage #Beepermini https://t.co/FBVN8bLVkk
Beeper Gives Up Battling Apple Over iMessage: Showing It's a Skill to Know When to Quit @kiteaton https://t.co/G3K5m6kDfL
Since it was introduced on Dec. 5, Beeper Mini has quickly become a headache and potential antitrust problem for Apple. It has poked a hole in Apple’s messaging system, while critics say it has demonstrated how Apple bullies potential competitors. https://t.co/1G8dC9i6KD
.@Apple’s newest headache: an app that upended its control over messaging Since it was introduced Dec. 5, Beeper Mini has quickly become a headache and potential antitrust problem for Apple. https://t.co/GTvkgTHbKp
The lone Android user finally got into the family iMessage chat—then lost access again. @nicnguyen on Apple’s fight against Beeper, the app that brought blue bubbles to Android https://t.co/wKwynMgpmk https://t.co/wKwynMgpmk