Less than a week after its launch, Android Beeper Mini users reported that they could not send and receive iMessage messages.

CTOnews.com, December 9 (Xinhua)-- the Beeper Mini app launched on Play Store on Tuesday, claiming to bring a blue bubble experience to Android users through the reverse iMessage protocol.

The Beeper Mini app completely reverse-engineered the iMessage protocol, which allows users to log in to their Apple ID account directly on the Android app.

However, the app has been online for less than a week, and now many users have reported that they can no longer send and receive iMessage messages. In addition, users reported that the application was reinstalled on the device and could no longer log in using Apple ID.

According to the actual measurement of foreign science and technology media 9to5Mac, the Beeper Mini application will return an error message indicating that "cannot be found on the server; the search request timed out".

The media has contacted Beeper for comment, and although the company did not provide a reason, CEO Eric Migicovsky confirmed that the company was investigating the matter, and CTOnews.com attached a screenshot as follows:

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