If group chat members have already downloaded GroupMe, they'll need to join your group via an email invitation, like David in the screenshot above. You can add or remove group members as needed, and also change the group avatar, name, and topic. Add group members and tap Done when finished.Start a New Group and name it, then choose whether or not to make it a closed group, meaning only you can change group settings.Choose whether to use your iPhone's number, or a different phone number.If using Sign in with Apple, choose whether to share or hide your email address, then tap Continue.Create an account using either your Facebook or Microsoft account or use Sign in with Apple by selecting Continue with Apple.To begin, download the app, then follow the steps to learn how to create a group text: The people you’re communicating with don’t need the app to receive your messages or calls, and you'll be able to chat and share photos, videos, tweets, emojis, and more. They will not synchronise with the live UCL server which. The app is free, and allows you to organize your iPhone contacts into groups of friends, family, coworkers, or whomever else you need to contact in a group. Important: The groups created will only be available in Outlook 2016 for Mac. If you don’t use iCloud or just prefer to create your contact groups directly on your iPhone, you can download the GroupMe app instead.
