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imessage-spammer

v1.0.1

Published

Spam an iMessage account using Messages on a MacOS device

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iMessage Spammer

Spam a contact from any MacOS device using the Messages app.

Note: this is a NodeJS app and will not run in the browser (it requires child_process to run).

How it works

Spammer will take a string of text, break it into individual messages (one message per break line (\n) in the string).

Spammer takes care to maximise annoyance to the contact you wish to prank by ensuring the messages are sent consecutively and that each message is delivered. As such, a long piece of text, such as the script for Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, resulted in just under 5000 messages sent over approximately 15 minutes.

Installation

yarn add imessage-spammer

Usage

  1. Open Messages
  2. Ensure the contact is in the list of previous messages on the left (if not, send a new message to the contact you wish to spam)
  3. Create a new JS file
  4. Find a long piece of text, preferably a movie script as it contains lots of text on different lines
  5. Call spammer with the first argument being the contact you wish to spam and the second being the text to spam them with
  6. Run your script from the command line

Example

The below message would send five messages:

spam.js:

import spammer from 'imessage-spammer'; // or: const spammer = require('imessage-spammer');

const message = `
This would be one message.
This would the message 2.
A third message.
And a fourth
`;

spammer('James Johnson', message);

Then run from the command line:

node ./spam.js