In article you write:
>There are lots of extremely legitimate applications for A2P, such as
>appointment reminders, notifications that laundry is done, our network outage
>monitoring system. If that went away, it would just move to some other table
>over the top platform.
Yes, I know. If they
Probably splitting hairs here but how is a2p and p2p differentiated?
Some of our small businesses clients use a text 2 email gateway so they can
communicate with customers?
Its not an automated system that is responding but a person.
Can we assume that any text enabled TN that does not terminat
There are lots of extremely legitimate applications for A2P, such as
appointment reminders, notifications that laundry is done, our network outage
monitoring system. If that went away, it would just move to some other table
over the top platform.
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In article you write:
>Spotify is a terrible example. People listen to one song at a time, and
>choose the songs they listen to.
>
>Unwanted A2P SMS is more akin to unwanted commercial mail.
It is also, for anyone who hasn't been paying attention, completely illegal.
I expect my opinion is not u
