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Why not just pull an old Android phone out of the junk drawer, pop in a PAYG SIM card, connect via USB cable and you're good to go. There are several apps that
by GianFabien 2y ago
Why not just pull an old Android phone out of the junk drawer, pop in a PAYG SIM card, connect via USB cable and you're good to go. There are several apps that will implement the connection if you don't want to hack it yourself.
- j45 2y agoI was wondering about this too. It could be a an android using something like airdroid and still provide people with the opt out messages sms always should have. Putting a keyword at the front of outgoing and incoming messages might be able to help as well if a users phone number was tied to more than one service.