Noel04

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   by Noel04 10mo ago

   Thanks for the detailed debug output! This confirms what we suspected, the message is being accepted by Twilio but it might be filtered by T-Mobile before reaching your handset. Can you try sending "Error Detected" one mor
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   by Noel04 10mo ago

   Hey Jeremy, did you try: debug:true ie, init({ apiKey: "ct_live_key" ,debug:true}); if yes, what did it show?
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   by Noel04 10mo ago

   “Delivered” at the API level means the message was accepted by the downstream carrier / aggregator, not that it necessarily reached the handset. In some regions and carriers, especially for A2P traffic, messages can be filtered or sile
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   by Noel04 10mo ago

   You’re absolutely right, SMS itself is commoditized, and there are many solid providers. Console.text() isn’t trying to compete as “yet another SMS API”. The focus is on developer ergonomics and intent, not transport: one-line, code-level a
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   by Noel04 10mo ago

   ntfy.sh is great! But it requires: - Setting up a topic/channel - Installing their app on your phone - Subscribing to topics - Running a curl command or HTTP client console.text() is: npm install @holler2660/co
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   by Noel04 10mo ago

   It's global! The SDK works anywhere, and you can receive SMS to any phone number worldwide.
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   by Noel04 10mo ago

   yup sure : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bs29i2TR7AE
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   Console.text() – SMS alerts when code executes

   6 points by Noel04 10mo ago|16 comments