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Creator of Ruby on Rails, Founder & CTO at Basecamp (formerly 37signals), NYT Best-selling author of REWORK and REMOTE, and Le Mans class-winning racing driver.

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    DHH Verified account ‏@dhh 14 May 2014

    Apple is screwing with device portability via iMessage and that just isn't cool. I want to chose iOS from free will, not coercion.

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      1. Benjamin Stein ‏@benstein 14 May 2014

        .@dhh I think they can't figure it out. I've sent them detailed debug log files. there's an open bug report. not fixed, but def acknowledged

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      2. Benjamin Stein ‏@benstein 14 May 2014

        .@dhh Related: putting your iPhone into debug mode and viewing the logs is actually quite cool. you need apple engineers to enable it.

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      3. DHH ‏@dhh 14 May 2014

        @benstein Haha. I guess that's some kind of consolation prize :)

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      1. Aaron Harpole ‏@harpaa01 14 May 2014 Lucerne - Higuera, Culver City

        @dhh I really wish Apple would develop iMessages for Android and Windows. Doesn’t 100% solve this issue but it really helps.

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      2. Paul Sweeney ‏@8bitDesigner 15 May 2014

        @harpaa01 @dhh XMPP solves this at the protocol level; Apple and Google are simply choosing not to federate. Blame them.

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      3. Aaron Harpole ‏@harpaa01 15 May 2014 Lucerne - Higuera, Culver City

        @8bitDesigner but does XMPP use the awesome end-to-end encryption that Apple does with iMessages?

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      4. Paul Sweeney ‏@8bitDesigner 15 May 2014

        @harpaa01 XMPP secures the connection via TLS, and supports OTR for encrypted messages on top of that.

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      1. Omar Gonzalez ‏@s9tpepper 14 May 2014

        @dhh @arpit How? I don’t see the “coercion”. How is iMessage screwing with device portability? #wtf?

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      3. Arpit Mathur. ‏@arpit 15 May 2014

        @s9tpepper this was the link he was talking abouthttp://adampash.com/imessage-purgatory/ …

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      4. Omar Gonzalez ‏@s9tpepper 15 May 2014

        @arpit oh, that’s shitty. I still think calling it “coercion” is ridiculous. Not fond of how DHH words things often… :P

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    1. David T. Harris ‏@DavidTCHarris 14 May 2014

      @dhh Forcing anyone into a decision is never a good idea. One of the things I love about ruby/rails is that they work on any modern OS.

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    2. David T. Harris ‏@DavidTCHarris 14 May 2014

      @dhh 15 years ago I wanted an apple; I saw the commercials that dumped on Windows which changed my mind. They stopped; now i own a macbook.

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    3. Nano ‏@nanderson 14 May 2014

      @dhh coercion? They're effing up a bunch on the iMessage front, but none of it is in an attempt to lock users in.

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    4. sean mccullough ‏@mcculloughsean 14 May 2014 Ventura, Palo Alto

      @dhh It’s a nightmare. I’ve been on Android for a month and many of my text messages from iOS devices are still being lost

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    5. Naren ‏@narenbalaji 14 May 2014

      @dhh If done just before you get rid of your iPhone, it's simple - Just disable iMessage in settings. If you forget that, it's difficult.

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    6. Ryan Jones ‏@rjonesy 14 May 2014

      @dhh by all accounts it's not on purpose and they can't figure it out but are trying

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    7. Aaron McLeod ‏@agmcleod 14 May 2014

      @dhh wonder if this is more recent. My brother switch to android ~2 years ago. Had to fiddle with the settings to get it to forget imessage

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    8. Mayank Kapoor ‏@mayankkapoor 14 May 2014

      @dhh can Apple guarantee end-to-end encryption if iMessage was made for Android?

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    9. Charles Tighe ‏@Tyrant505 14 May 2014

      @dhh Do you think it was intentional? I think THEY just didn't think it through...

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    10. Daniel Carvalho ‏@daniel_carvalho 14 May 2014

      @dhh I wonder if the whole open, Android is only hitting you now.

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