Sometimes, however, it can be a little bit too much. If you’re in an office with your iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and all of them alert you to an incoming message, with a slight delay between them, the sound of all those alerts can be, well, let’s say, a distraction. Messages is an Apple app that’s installed as a part of macOS, so you can’t simply delete it. You can, however, delete individual messages and attachments. The easiest way to do that is to use CleanMyMac X’s Privacy tool, which allows you to specify which conversations and attachments you want to remove and then delete them all in a click.įortunately, you can turn iMessage off on your Mac either permanently, or just for a little while so you can get some work done.In the Messages menu, click Preferences.Uncheck the box next to "Enable messages in iCloud.".That will stop syncing your messages to iCloud. You can now click Disable This Device - this will disable syncing on your Mac. Alternatively, you can select Disable All to turn off syncing on all your devices. If you want to stop receiving messages on Mac, you can sign out of your iCloud account in Messages altogether. This will only affect the Messages app and won’t stop you, for example, using iCloud Drive or Photos with iCloud.
Click Preferences in the Messages menu.Effectively, it deregisters iMessage from your account.
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