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> Android and iOS make it easy and prominent to copy the code to clipboard I've noticed some inconsistency on Android: many, but not all, SMS notifications fro
by hunter2_ 3y ago
> Android and iOS make it easy and prominent to copy the code to clipboard
I've noticed some inconsistency on Android: many, but not all, SMS notifications from Google Messages (Pixel) contain a "Copy code" button when the message has an OTP. I wonder if there's some kind of heuristic or list of known phrases/senders baked into the app, always lagging behind as things evolve.
OTP messages from non-A-list services have only the "Reply" / "Mark as read" buttons on the notification a substantial portion of the time, at which point one can type the code manually or copy the whole message after opening it.
- mmis1000 3y ago> I wonder if there's some kind of heuristic or list of known phrases/senders baked into the app, It's actually rely on specific message format. And it's a function of google message app instead of system wide function. Although the pattern isn't documented anywhere. https://blog.google/products/messages/five-new-features-try-messages/ https://blog.google/products/messages/five-new-features-try-...