Prosper226
How to make multi ussd in android
Hi guys, I’m trying to do multi ussd with java on android, I can’t do it.
I looked at the documentation of telephonyManager on android, with it I can execute a simple ussd request like 160#, but when I want to execute a ussd like 14421#, I can’t find the right way to do it. Thank you for your future reactions.
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Sounds like you need something like this? GitHub - romellfudi/VoIpUSSD: 📞 IMEI (USSD) Library on Android Devices by @romellfudi
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