are imessages itemized on bill?
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No, iMessages don't show on your bill. They are sent as data. You'll see how much data you used over the month. ... As noted, iMessages are shown as data.
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Hi there. iMessages are different than actual text messages. They use internet (wifi or cellular data) to send or receive messages. So it will not show up on your bill and neither will the number texting.
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iMessages go through your network connection so to your provider they look just like any other network/internet/browser traffic. If your text messages were from Apple device to Apple device (using iMessage for both sides), it's not going to show up on the provider logs.
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No, iMessages are not carrier related. No, however, if she has access to your Apple ID, she can see them. ... iMessages do not go through your cell provider. However, there are other ways that iMessages can be accessed.
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However, iMessage does use data, so if you are on a monthly data plan but have unlimited SMS text messages, you may want to stick with SMS.
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iMessages, like many other services in the Apple universe, stay linked to your Apple ID. Any device you've logged into using your Apple ID will receive iMessages addressed to you.
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The person that you sent the message to doesn't have an Apple device. iMessage is turned off on your device or on your recipient's device. To check if iMessage is turned on for your device, go to Settings > Messages > iMessage. iMessage is temporarily unavailable on your device or on your recipient's device.
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Your provider or "carrier" keeps records of your cell phone use, including calls and text messages, and even pictures, sent from your phone. ... However, the phone bill does not tell you what was written in a text message or show you the picture.
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Green text messages are just sent over the network as a regular text message and will use up your alloted texting and recieving amount through your carrier. ... Now if you are texting to another iPhone and its green, try going to SETTINGS > Messages > iMessage > make sure it is ON.
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iMessage is located in the default messages app on your iPhone. ... iMessages are in blue and text messages are green. iMessages only work between iPhones (and other Apple devices such as iPads). If you are using an iPhone and you send a message to a friend on Android, it will be sent as a SMS message and will be green.
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No, iMessages don't show on your bill. They are sent as data. ... But, there will be no detailed information about individual iMessages. You should be able to get detailed information about your SMS messaages (though not the content).
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When you send an iMessage, Apple will route that message through their servers using an Internet connection. This Internet connection can be either Wi-Fi or your cellular provider's data network. If no Internet connection is available, the Messages app may attempt to deliver the iMessage as a regular SMS text message.
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Select “Messages“. Choose “Send & Receive“. Ensure that only your phone number is listed in the “You can be reached by iMessage at” area. If you have an email address or anything else listed, it could cause duplicate text messages.
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iMessage is Apple's own instant messaging service that sends messages over the Internet, using your data. ... This app is capable of sending both iMessage and SMS messages. iMessages are in blue and text messages are green. iMessages only work between iPhones (and other Apple devices such as iPads).
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Are you using an iPhone? If you're sending messages using iMessage features and effects - such as Digital Touch, handwritten messages, images and videos - to a non-iPhone user, or when iMessage is unavailable, they can be converted to photo messages and will incur a charge for each message sent.
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If the receiving iPhone is off, the iMessage will be held on Apple's servers. ... On the sender's iPhone, the message will not show as “Delivered” unless the sender has another iOS device or Mac turned on and signed into the same iMessage account, in which case that device will receive the message.
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Sending an iMessage MMS is "free" in that you pay for the data if using 3G. If only on Wi-Fi you can do it for free.