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> You have to explicitly enter into a contract with a service provider to use their infrastructure Sounds like you’ve never used Twilio before - or any other A
by TedDoesntTalk 3y ago
> You have to explicitly enter into a contract with a service provider to use their infrastructure
Sounds like you’ve never used Twilio before - or any other API-based SMS system
- selcuka 3y agoIsn't Twilio your service provider in that case?
- callalex 3y agoHave you tried recently? There’s a ton of regulation mandated paperwork and registration required these days.
- axelthegerman 3y agoEhm you need to create an account, accept their TOS, enter billing information and then some. They can easily disable your account should you break the TOS (or for any reason really) Not quite the same as hosting an email server somewhere