The first one is visible and will appear in the message contents, and the latter is an invisible unicode string, but requires unicode support for the message. The SMS message must begin with one of the following prefixes:
But one important thing to keep in mind is that to use the SMS Verification API, the SMS message sent from the server must have a specific structure. Implementing the SMS VerificationĪs mentioned before, we wont cover the backend implementation of the Sms Verification. The code will be retrieved automatically and the client must send it to the server to complete the flow. If it meets all of your use case's requirements on the server, the server must send an SMS with the generated code and a hash code generated from your APK. Once the app initializes the Account Verification flow, it must get the user's phone number, send it to the server and listen for the SMS. (The server side implementation will be available here soon!).
To keep the article clean, for now, it will cover only the client side implementation. This can be done in a few steps, and it require both server and client side implementations.
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