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On newer iPhones, Messages moved into the Apps section, which is why you don't see it.

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**On your iPhone**
1. Open Settings, scroll all the way to the bottom, and tap **Apps**.
2. Tap **Messages**. You can also type "Messages" in the search bar at the top of Settings.
3. Make sure **iMessage** is on. Tap **Send & Receive**, check that your phone number and your new email are both ticked, and set "Start new conversations from" to your phone number.
4. Go back and tap **Text Message Forwarding**, then turn on your MacBook. If that row is missing, finish the Mac steps below first, then come back.

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If something doesn't match what you see on screen, send me a screenshot. And if two-step sign-in is already on for the new email, today's security step is already done.

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On Chat, you're right. Roundtable already exists, so the button would just open it from Chat. And we already have "add to the core," so that stays as the human side of it. The AI chooses for itself what's worth learning and keeps its own fingerprinted record of what it chose. I'll put both into the Chat brick after 067x 💙