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Scheduling text messages on an iPhone can be done using the built-in Shortcuts app or third-party apps.
Next, I will give you detailed steps to help you schedule text messages on an iPhone easily and efficiently.
Open the Shortcuts app on your iPhone. If you don't have it installed, you can download it from the App Store.
Step 1. Create a New Shortcut:
Step 2. Schedule the Shortcut:
Step 3. Create an Automation:
Several third-party apps available on the App Store can schedule text messages. Some popular ones include:
Scheduled App:
Step 1. Download and install the Scheduled app from the App Store.
Step 2. Open the app and sign up or log in.
Step 3. Tap "Create Message."
Step 4. Select your contact and type your message.
Step 5. Set the date and time you want the message to be sent.
Step 6. The app will notify you when it's time to send the message, and you can confirm to send it.
SMS Scheduler App:
Step 1. Download and install the SMS Scheduler app from the App Store.
Step 2. Open the app and create an account.
Step 3. Tap "New Message."
Step 4. Select the recipient, type your message, and set the date and time for the message to be sent.
Step 5. The app will handle the scheduling and sending of the message.
Note:
Limitations: Apple does not currently allow true automated sending of messages via third-party apps. Most third-party apps will remind you to send the message at the scheduled time.
Updates: Make sure your iOS is up-to-date, as newer versions of iOS might have enhanced or changed features related to automation and messaging.
By following these steps, you can efficiently schedule text messages on your iPhone using either the Shortcuts app or a third-party app.
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