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It's a webservice I hacked together that sends iMessages from my old MacBook Pro. :-) It was my understanding that German mobile numbers are written locally st
by jpap 13y ago
It's a webservice I hacked together that sends iMessages from my old MacBook Pro. :-)
It was my understanding that German mobile numbers are written locally starting with 01? [1]
e.g. in Australia, my mobile number would be 040x-xxx-xxx. The international version is +61 40x-xxx-xxx. When you select Australia, it will show 04.
(OK, I now see how this could be confusing; my apologies.)
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_numbers_in_Germany#Non-geographic_numbering http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_numbers_in_Germany#No...
- ygra 13y agoPhone numbers in Germany work the same way like you describe with Australia. Internationally you'd have +49 (area code without leading zero) (number) and within Germany you can use (area code with leading zero) (number).
- jpap 13y agoAwesome. If you type in your number as if you were local, do you get the iMessage? (Internally I add the international prefix. As you can imagine it took a while to find all of the local prefixes and create number masks!)