Sujet : Re: Codes sent by text message
De : dave (at) *nospam* dave123royal.com (Dave Royal)
Groupes : comp.mobile.androidDate : 09. Mar 2024, 11:02:45
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Organisation : news.eternal-september.org
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The Real Bev <
bashley101@gmail.com> Wrote in message:
Some annoying websites insist on authentication by requiring me to enter the number they send by text message. For some reason my google voice number is never identified as a real phone number and I have to use my old phone with the $10/year SIM to receive their code.
WTF? Why is the google voice number not a REAL phone number?
According to this
<
https://support.google.com/voice/thread/1592118>
"Google Voice phone numbers are classified as land lines, just
like other VoIP service providers' numbers. The SMS/MMS function
is spliced on, via a third-party messaging gateway. Since there
is a higher possibility that a criminal could compromise this
technology, the banks won't allow the use of VoIP
numbers.
This limitation is being implemented by Wells Fargo (and other
banks, like Bank of America), not by Google."
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