To turn on Advanced Opt-Out for your Messaging Service, click the Enable Advanced Opt-Out button. This is where you can enable and configure your Advanced Opt-Out preferences. Now that you have your Messaging Service, locate the Opt-Out Management section for your Messaging Service. Once you enable Advanced Opt-Out, the only way to disable it is to contact our support team. Use the Phone Number's SID to attach to the Messaging Service that you created:Īdvanced Opt-Out is disabled by default for your Messaging Service.
You can find this in the Phone Numbers Section of the Twilio Console. To do this, you will need the Phone Number's unique SID, which starts with PNXXX.
You can also use the Messaging Services REST API to add the Phone Number you purchased to your sender pool. (Please see below for instructions for adding WhatsApp-enabled numbers to your Sender Pool.) Click the Add Sender IDs button, select the Sender Type, and assign the senders to your Messaging Service. You can do this in the Twilio Console in the Senders section under your Messaging Service. Now, associate your SMS-enabled Twilio number with the Messaging Service that you created. With your shiny new Twilio phone number, you can start sending messages to mobile devices. When viewing the search results, you can see the which numbers are SMS capable. Check the appropriate box in the search UI to filter available numbers to those that are SMS capable. When you search, make sure that the number you choose is SMS capable. You can search for and purchase available phone numbers in the Console. Sending SMS messages requires an SMS capable phone number. List of characters replaced by Smart Encodingīuild to scale: queueing and latency on Twilio
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