RR Dynamic SMS

How many times, during holidays, anniversaries, invitations, meetings and so you happen to receive a text message that was clearly not specifically addressed to you, but to a much larger group of people? This thing has gotten there a little discomfort, because you felt a simple phone number as many, and not an individual to contact and inform?

In the age of WhatsApp groups, mailing lists and generic newsletter this subtle discomfort can become a bit 'less subtle, and that's why, to avoid causing such a nuisance to my contacts, I implemented the application that sends SMS customized, taking into account that the SMS, compared to the messages of WhatsApp and Messenger, or other similar platforms, arriving via the telephone network and does not require internet connection and therefore is more extensive in reach and inform people, ultimately more effective.

In the free version, currently available, the application is presented with a welcome screen, from which you can directly reach the operational part or choose to read the info on the app itself.

The Info button displays a summary of the app's functionality and the button to access the Privacy Policy application which, moreover, does not handle and does not send in any way and in any form data to the developer.

The operation screen of the app is presented in this way: is shown a dialog box that resembles the app operation and then shows the user interface itself. Using the Select Contact button you can select a contact from your address book. The chosen contact appears (the chosen name can be changed if "anomalies" that you can pass on to customize the SMS, the phone number not) and, via the Add button, added to the contacts list to which to send the 'SMS. If we repent of the addition, a contact can also be removed from the list by selecting it from a drop-down menu, using the Delete button.

By repeating the operation for all the contacts you want to add you will have a list that will contain them all, visible in the address box.

Once the text message entered in the appropriate field, the Submit button! It will proceed to issue the SMS which, I remind you, will have the form: << name >> Hello! SMS text << >> << name >> where the field is the first word of the selected contact (eg: if your name in Contacts is saved as Mario Rossi the first word, which is used, is Mario) and the < > SMS is what you have written in the appropriate field.

Good fun!!!

P.S. sending SMS has a cost, which is what your calling plan. Many operators provide a number of SMS included in the price ... be sure of what your tariff profile in order to avoid unforeseen costs of sending.