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Hi,
I just downloaded and started using the Your Phone App. So far I like it, however, I can't figure out how to text multiple recipients on the same text. Am I missing something?
Thanks!
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Ok. another workaround along the lines of starting a text on the phone.
Open Your Phone app on the computer. Go to the Phone Screen section. Since you are remotely operating the phone you can mouse over to the messaging app, everything works, and you are still on the PC.
How nice would it be if someone at Microsoft would respond here and tell us what the plan is?
I also want a solution to this. Multiple-recipient texts are so important for work and play! There is no way to do it beyond the 'old-school' method of copying and pasting comma-separated recipients or replying to a multiple-recipient text that has already been started. Fix it, MS!
I use Mighty Text for this sort of thing. The free version is pretty adequate for most folks (75 messages per month), and the paid is only $80/year.
Only if you have already started the multiple-recipient text on your phone. You can't start a text with more than one person on the desktop app.
I frequently start a group text on my phone with just "Hi." Then I switch to my laptop and continue.
I want to know if I can send a text to multiple recipients from the Your Phone App using my laptop.
