- Apple Messages for Business enters private beta on Twilio, enabling native messaging on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch
- Supports native entry points (Maps, Safari, Siri, iOS Search) and rich interactive UI elements like list pickers, time pickers, and rich links
- Provides secure commerce via Apple Pay with FaceID/TouchID and a branded, end‑to‑end encrypted messaging experience
Apple Messages for Business Private Beta with Twilio
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