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Hi Jeff If I understand the page for Fraud Guard correctly, this appears to cost money. Seems like Twilio should be filtering spam (a) by default / auto-enabl

Hi Jeff If I understand the page for Fraud Guard correctly, this appears to cost money. Seems like Twilio should be filtering spam (a) by default / auto-enabled for all and (b) at no cost to the user. Much like how spam is included & auto enabled for all (and free) from Gmail/Outlook/etc.

jeffiel 3y ago
It's no cost to the user! Defaults are rolled out to everybody, but the users opts-into aggressive protection because of the risk of false positives. Note, this is Verify today. All Programmable SMS customers will get it soon as well.
- alberth 3y ago
  FWIW, the “Cost of Terminating Each SMS” is what confused me.