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This is actually technically possible in the networks, at least here in Europe (generally). However, obviously allowing such sms forwarding have to be done wit
by jlundberg 5y ago
This is actually technically possible in the networks, at least here in Europe (generally).
However, obviously allowing such sms forwarding have to be done with care.
- ChrisDutrow 5y agoYes I think you are right. But I don't think Twilio allows it unless I somehow register the number and authenticate that I own. I could be wrong, but I think they have a way for me to register my cell number so I could "spoof" messages sent from it. But I would first have to prove to them that I own the number.