At times we don't have the time to manually copy, paste and send an important message to another person in our contact lists. Some times we just want to forward the message as it is to the required recipient. If you have ever felt lost on how to forward text message on iPhone, worry no more. Follow this easy method to forward texts using your iPhone.
The best part is that this method is applicable to a variety of mediums such as regular SMS text messages, MMS and iMessages as well. If you want to forward emails, then that can easily be done from within the Mail app on your iPhone.
The whole procedure is really easy. Just launch the Messages app on your iPhone, select message you wish to forward and tap on Edit in the upper right hand corner. Tap on the corresponding message and a red check will mark it. Once you have selected messages that have to be forwarded, simply tap on Forward down in the lower right hand corner. Enter the recipients contact details in the screen after that and just hit send.
Do keep in mind that text messages received on your iPhone can be forwarded to devices that are incapable of receiving text messages on their own, such as the iPad and iPod touch. They can be forwarded messages in the exact same way using iPhone only through iMessages. Obviously it goes without saying that the recipient device must be able to support iMessages.
The whole procedure is really easy. Just launch the Messages app on your iPhone, select message you wish to forward and tap on Edit in the upper right hand corner. Tap on the corresponding message and a red check will mark it. Once you have selected messages that have to be forwarded, simply tap on Forward down in the lower right hand corner. Enter the recipients contact details in the screen after that and just hit send.
Do keep in mind that text messages received on your iPhone can be forwarded to devices that are incapable of receiving text messages on their own, such as the iPad and iPod touch. They can be forwarded messages in the exact same way using iPhone only through iMessages. Obviously it goes without saying that the recipient device must be able to support iMessages.
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