Web Desk 
Jul 15, 2024
In the digital age, communication has become seamless with platforms like iMessage taking the lead. iMessage, Apple's proprietary messaging service, offers a host of features that make staying in touch with friends, family, and colleagues effortless.
With its sleek interface and advanced functionalities, users can send texts, photos, and videos, and even make audio and video calls. However, navigating through lengthy conversations to find the first message can be quite a task.
Imagine having an important piece of information buried deep in an old conversation. Scrolling endlessly to retrieve it is both time-consuming and frustrating. Thankfully, iMessage provides a way to quickly jump to the first message without all the hassle.
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This feature is especially useful for revisiting cherished memories, reviewing important details, or simply satisfying your curiosity about the beginnings of your chats.
Guide to seeing first message on iMessage without scrolling
- Launch the iMessage app on your iPhone or iPad.
- Choose the conversation you want to view from your list of messages.
- Tap once at the very top of the screen where the clock is displayed. This action will cause the conversation to scroll up a bit.
- Continue tapping at the top of the screen. Each tap will scroll the conversation upwards, moving faster than manual scrolling.
- Alternatively, use the search bar to find keywords that might be near the beginning of the conversation. Tap the search icon, type a relevant word or phrase, and iMessage will highlight matches throughout the chat.
By following these simple steps, you can effortlessly navigate to the first message in any iMessage conversation. Whether for nostalgic trips down memory lane or finding crucial information, this feature proves to be a handy tool for all iMessage users.
How do I know if I'm blocked on iMessage
If you're blocked on iMessage, your sent messages won't show "Delivered" or "Read" status, and calls to the person may go directly to voicemail. Additionally, messages might appear in green bubbles (SMS) instead of blue (iMessage). These indicators suggest you might be blocked, but they aren't definitive.
