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iPaul
Interesting, for my plan it is free to send text messages in Canada from my phone. But I will try if it works programatically with Python from my computer just for fun.
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dyowee
Interesting. Should be useful for simple/small applications.
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adamaiken89
Text message using twilio or similar is quite expensive. I will definitely have a look and see if that can help building a small project.
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