iOS 11.3 finally brings to the users iPhone and iPad, a function promised by the Apple company since the summer of 2017, but of course without announcing this in any way. We are talking about the function Messages in iCloud, iCloud Messages, it was announced in June 2017 at WWDC 2017, but until now it has not been offered in any public version of iOS 11.
iOS 11.3 will allow the synchronization of messages from iPhone and iPad via iCloud between multiple terminals that are logged into the same iCloud account, iOS users have been waiting for this for a long time. Although Apple has been testing this feature in beta versions of iOS 11 for long periods of time, it seems that iOS 11.3 will finally bring the feature to its final version.
When accessing the Messages application, after installing iOS 11.3 beta 1, users will see a message telling them that they can activate this new function on iPhone and iPad. If it was closed by the user, then through the iCloud menu of the Settings, Configurations application, the function can be reactivated at any time by regular users.
