We found that since iOS 12.2 if one send Flash SMS (class 0),
Uppers side contains our company's name (we send SMS a lot);
Second looks like iOS warning about SMS sender. How can we manipulate with it? Hide second warning?
I'm not sure if this would work can you wrap the code like a strand of DNA to hide it and put it back together after you are past what ever you are trying to get by in other words put send in one code with the other in parts and assemble it after just a thought
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Is autofill sms code on iOS possible?
Hello, I am doing a research about autofilling fields with code received via sms.
With flutter package for android it works - when sms comes fields on screen automatically fill with it.
Fot iOS I see the code shows above the keyboard.
Is it possible to make it fill fields just like on android? Without need to show keyborad and press the code from it?
SMS autofill on iOS is done by iOS. Apps aren't involved. They can't see an incoming SMS and they don't see the code shown above the keyboard. It's not "autofill" in that it doesn't automatically type the number. The user must confirm it by tapping the code.
Most of the time, ios judges the best-suited number out of the sms, which it thinks is an OTP, and it's correct. Sometimes it fails, usually with money transaction via credit card, or if the OTP is not six digit.
I am writing a program using Xcode 8.3.3 with Swift 3.1 for iOS 10. This program is a messenger, so it can send and receive messages from other users. This application has several screens (contacts, stats, chats, etc.) and one background thread which receives incoming messages. I need to determine should I show to user a new incoming message or not. I mean if Single Chat Screen with somebody is open I do not need to show user a message, but on any other screen I need to show pop up view. So I need to determine, which View is currently open and receive variable from this view (in my case it is var chat: Chat!, it contains chat ID) to determine which chat received a message. Every messenger has similar functionality: WhatsApp, Viber. Does anybody knows how to do this?
I will be thankful for any help or advice.
I do not understand: why this question is going down? Whats wrong with it?
I think for your case each of your views must have his own chatID and when you receiving some message you have to compare the chatID of your message and your view
In Android there is a great method SmsMessage.calculateLength you can give a string to it and it will detect its encoding and return an array where you can find how many characters are left for 1 sms message, or how many sms messages are there in the string...
I wonder if there is such a method in iOS? Sorry if the question is too simple, I am not a iOS guy.
No. The way you send a text message on iOS is by using the MFMessageViewController class, which presents its own UI, kind of like an activity on Android. It also shows the length of the message for you.
As there is no way to send a text message without using this pre-built iOS component, something like what you're asking for does not exist.
I'm trying to work around the iPhone not having an API in order to send an MMS. I do not want to send a text message from inside the app, I am looking to have it be able to send a text message with an image attached to a certain contact.
I am not very familiar with native iPhone apps so I was going to build the app using PhoneGap and create custom plugins for sending the text message.
The user would find an image/video or something they would want to view on the app, click send to a contact and then normal text message app on the iPhone would pop up with the image already inserted to the body of the message.
Would I be able to write my own plugin for PhoneGap in order to do this operation? If so, what are some good resources to go about learning how to do this?
Thanks, I know this is more of a cry for help on how to do this but after a bunch of research, I can't quite find what I'm exactly looking for.
I have no idea about PhoneGap tbh but I guess where you will fail is this:
Apple did not want you to put photos in the sms app. How do you think you are going to go around this? The only thing I can think of is uploading the image you want to attach to some service like Dropbox and then paste a download link into the sms app.
I intend on writing an app for iOS that would require me to monitor incoming texts from select contacts etc - in short, I need to somehow get the strings from a text message into my app directly. Is anyone able to point me in the right direction here?
Apple doesn't provides any SDK (and doesn't allows developers) to access on the messages.
You can just access to the screen New Message from the app.