Is there a way to connect a SIM to your computer and send and recive text messages via your computer?
I am not looking for some webapage where i can send texts, i want to be able to use my own SIM.
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Christian Williams
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Joshua Gray
Ssh into your phone and send it that way.
Only a nigger wants to do what you asked
Hudson Stewart
My Latitude E4300 has a SIM slot, so i think it can at least have mobile broadband or something
Adrian Turner
Isnt there a cheaper way than buying a new phone for each sim card?
Jaxson Moore
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Noah Moore
Please explain how what op asked is nigger related, I'm really interested
I'm sure you have good reasons to say that
Carter Cox
Or get a phone that supports dual SIM cards?
Nolan Cruz
You need a SIM modem and then you can use software to do it, you can probably use putty to send the modem commands as well.
Source: the software I work on can send SMS messages, you can't afford it though.
Grayson Russell
I used gammu and wammu on Linux and a shitty modem like you pic back in the day.
Like others are saying though, probably easier to use an app on a phone.
Robert Turner
>Sup Forums
>reasons for saying things
You have to go back.
Cooper Davis
I wouldn't want to use your proprietary garbage anyways.
Jonathan Reed
Fucking memer.
Mason Wood
But the pic is of a sim card reader.
There are multiple uses of being able to send texts via a computer. You could use it like a proxy to prevent people from knowing from who or where it was sent.
Also, can i just buy a cheap GSM modem from aliexpress and have it work?
Adrian Howard
I have one of these.
It has a web interface for configuration (like any router), which also lets you read messages.
I'm not 100% sure if it can also send out messages because I never had a need for it, but my guess is it can.
Adrian Thomas
This and use AT command to script your modem
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Nicholas Richardson
It's called a 4G dongle, faggot.
Zachary Reed
You need game radio
Jayden James
Fuck Swype, GSM radio
Chase Jones
Most mobile internet keys in Europe let you receive and send sms.
Ian Williams
This thing should allow you to do what you want with a minimal amount of coding. If you don't know how to code or can't be bothered to learn then it won't work for you.
Isaiah Gonzalez
Fun fact: the only 2G network in Canada is disappearing as we speak. only big cities will stay connected until 2022 to satisfy roaming agreements.
That's some seriously outdated tech.
Michael Price
they do carry other models with newer tech, I just picked one at random
Levi Roberts
Yes. Use a GSM modem and use minicom on Linux. I'm sure there are tools for Windows as well. You have to write AT messages in plaintext and send it out that way.