Phone Link also works across platforms, so you can receive and send Apple Messages on your PC. There are some significant limitations—for example, you'll still need your iPhone handy to send group texts and share images. But Phone Link allows you to keep track of messages on your desktop while you're working without needing to constantly check your phone.
To get started, type Phone Link into the taskbar search and select the app to open it. Choose iPhone as your device. Scan the QR code on the next screen with your iPhone camera and tap Pair your devices. On the pop-up, tap Open > Continue > Allow followed by Pair to grant Windows necessary permissions and complete Bluetooth pairing. You may be asked to allow additional permissions, including notification and file sharing. Then, follow the prompts to link your iPhone to your Microsoft account.
Bluetooth. Select your computer's name from the list of connected devices and toggle on Show Message Notifications. You can also enable Sync Contacts and Share System Notifications. When you open Phone Link on your PC, you can opt to have the app open when you sign into Windows. Then hit Get Started.
The limitations of using Apple Messages on your PC
Anything sent or received will also appear on your iPhone, so you can switch between devices at any point during the conversation. Note that because Phone Link uses Bluetooth, it does not break Apple Messages' end-to-end encryption.
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