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<body style="max-width: 500px; width:100%; margin: 0px auto;"
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<h2>CrossWords and Play-via-Data-SMS</h2>
<p>Play-via-Data-SMS is one of my favorite features of
CrossWords. It's super-reliable, and works between GSM phones
round-the-world without requiring any kind of server. Most apps
have servers in order to harvest saleable infomation about you
or to show ads, but CrossWords doesn't care about that and so
has always supported this feature.</p>
or to show ads, but CrossWords is ad-free (and not-for-profit)
and so has always supported this feature.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, Google's decided there are security problems
with SMS (or at least that's their claimed motivation) and is
prohibiting most apps from continuing to send or receive SMS
(including Data SMS) if they want to be listed on the Play
Store. And so I've removed the feature from the CrossWords
"variant" that's available there. The feature remains, however,
in other variants, including those at:
<p>Unfortunately, Google's decided there may be security problems
with SMS and is prohibiting most apps from continuing to send or
receive SMS (including Data SMS) if they want to be listed on
the Play Store. And so I've removed the feature from the
CrossWords "variant" that's available there. The feature
remains, however, in other variants, including those at:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://github.com/eehouse/xwords/releases/">Github
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variant, however, you'll have to uninstall your current
variant first, losing your games and settings.)</p>
<p>I've also starting working on a data-SMS-forwarding app called
NBSProxy. With NBSProxy installed, CrossWords can communicate
using Data SMS without the SMS permissions (since NBSProxy has
them, and is the one using Android's Data SMS functionality.)
Google says that apps whose core functionality requires SMS
permissions will be allowed on the Play Store, so NBSProxy
should be available there soon. In the meantime, you
<p>I've also written a data-SMS-forwarding app called
NBSProxy. With NBSProxy installed, CrossWords will be able to
communicate using Data SMS without the SMS permissions (since
NBSProxy has them, and is the one using Android's Data SMS
functionality.) Google says that apps whose core
functionality requires SMS permissions will be allowed on the
Play Store, so NBSProxy should be available there soon. In the
meantime, you
can <a href="https://github.com/eehouse/nbsproxy/releases">get
it from GitHub</a>.
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