Tapbacks let you respond to a specific text line with a thumbs up/down, heart, question mark, and other icons. Each feature is also available on iOS and iPadOS. You can also use Tapbacks, trending GIFs, and special effects such as confetti, balloons, and more. In macOS Big Sur, you don’t have to use text alone to get your messages out. These are grouped into three sections: Style, Conversations, and Memoji. In this section, you’ll learn more about the hottest new features to try in the Message app on macOS Big Sur. Follow any additional directions on your Mac, as necessary.Tap on the toggle next to the name of your Mac.Tap on the Settings app on your handset.To set up SMS/MMS for use on your Mac using your iPhone: Log into your account through the pop-up screen.To sign in to your Apple ID through the Message app: You can also send and receive SMS or MMS messages on your Mac if your iPhone is signed into Messages with the same Apple ID. To use iMessage in the Message app, you’ll need to first sign in with your Apple ID. Note: Some Message features only work with iMessage, not SMS/MMS. To use SMS/MMS, you need a text-messaging plan. These messages appear in green bubbles on your device. SMS/MMS messages travel between cell phone users and aren’t encrypted. When sending and receiving iMessages, chats are in blue. You can send unlimited encrypted messages to those with an iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, or Mac. The Message app allows you to communicate with others using iMessage and SMS/MMS. It now organizes results into links and photos and highlights matching terms, making search results easier to find and understand. The company also changed how search functions inside Messages. Memoji, trending images and GIFs, pinned conversations, mentions, and other features now make communicating through text more fun. In recent years, Apple has beefed up the features in Messages in iOS and iPadOS. Messages in macOS Big Sur: Familiar Design
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