Is it possible for my app to open the Messages app with my iMessage extension activated, on iOS 10?
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Specifically, from my app I'd like to open the Messages app and activate my iMessage extension with:

  1. an existing MSConversation (via the remote participant UUID?)
  2. a new MSConversation (via a CNContact?)
  3. a new MSConversation with no remote participant specified

There must be a way with UIApplication:openURL: ?

Or maybe with the MFMessageComposeViewController?

Growl answered 28/6, 2016 at 14:19 Comment(4)
As iOS 10 is still in Beta, you may get a faster response on the Apple Developer Forums.Freedom
Yes, I posted there as well. An Apple staffer replied that this is not currently possible. I filed a feature request as RADAR 27079838.Growl
did you get an answer to this?Woodwind
Yes I did. The answer, from an Apple staffer on the Apple Dev Forums, is No.Growl
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An Apple staffer on the Apple Dev forums replied: No, this is not currently possible.

I filed a feature request as RADAR 27079838.

Growl answered 13/11, 2016 at 2:57 Comment(1)
That's a shame. It's already so many steps to find & use the iMessage extension. Would be nice to be able to launch it fro the main phone appTiemroth

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