pub enum Reaction {
    Loved,
    Liked,
    Disliked,
    Laughed,
    Emphasized,
    Questioned,
}
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Reactions to iMessages

bp: GUID prefix for bubble message reactions (links, apps, etc).

p:0/ GUID prefix for normal messages (body text, attachments).

In p:#/, the # represents the message index. If a message has 3 attachments:

  • 0 is the first image
  • 1 is the second image
  • 2 is the third image
  • 3 is the text of the message

In this example, a Like on p:2/ is a like on the third image

Reactions are normal messages in the database, but only the latest reaction is stored. For example:

  • user receives message -> user likes message
    • This will create a message and a like message
  • user receives message -> user likes message -> user unlikes message
    • This will create a message and a like message
    • but that like message will get dropped when the unlike message arrives
    • When messages drop the ROWIDs become non-sequential: the ID of the dropped message row is not reused
    • This means unliking an old message will make it look like the reaction was applied/removed at the time of latest change; the history of reaction statuses is not kept

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Loved

Heart

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Liked

Thumbs up

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Disliked

Thumbs down

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Laughed

Laughing face

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Emphasized

Exclamation points

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Questioned

Question marks

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