Run sms app for result - android

Hello I would like to make app using android sms app, flow i want to have is:
My app -> Android SMS App(native, handcent, etc) ->(after sending message) My app (check if sms was sent).
I know that it is possible on iPhone, but what with android?

After some research i found that this is impossible using native app. I can do this inside own app only.

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I'm building a hybrid mobile application and wanted to allow the user to get access to a feature only if the user had successfully invited another user through an SMS on both Android and iOS.
From the Android documentation, I can see that Android doesn't work the same as iOS regarding message status:
Android does not provide information about the status of the SMS message, so on Android devices the Promise will always resolve with { result: 'unknown' }.
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Copy text on handheld via tap in wearos

I am trying to build an authenticator sort of android app with support for WearOS , what i want to accomplish is ->
from a list of TOTPs if the user taps on any one of them ON THE WEAROS app , i want the OTP to be copied on my android handheld ( even when the authenticator application is closed)
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You should be able to communicate from your Wear App to your paired Mobile app using the Message Client.
https://developers.google.com/android/reference/com/google/android/gms/wearable/WearableListenerService
Your authenticator mobile app will be woken up when the wear app sends a message, and then handle it as you want.
See here for more information about data syncing. https://developer.android.com/training/wearables/data/data-layer

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I'm developing an app (iOS/Android) with SMS validation. The user receives an SMS with the access code. The app validates the code and if it is valid, enter it. So far no problem, but now my client wants the SMS that is recived to be read automatically by the app (as it does whatsapp).
Has anyone done something similar?
Is there a module that allows me to do this?
I'm working with:
Titanium Appcelerator SDK 6.0.4
IPhone / Android
Thanks in advance.
I made this module a while ago to listen to incoming SMS:
https://github.com/m1ga/ti.miga.sms.receive
Should still work with the latest TiSDK

Intercept message from specific number in Ionic Framework

I am developing a mobile app using ionic framework. I found cordova-plugin-sms (https://github.com/floatinghotpot/cordova-plugin-sms) can be used to send sms to a particular number without opening the native app.
I wanted to know if there is a way to use my app to process the text received from one specific number only? i.e, if a message comes from a number +1234, only my app should be able to read it, if a SMS arrives from another number, let the native SMS app handle it.

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I wanted to create a chat browser that would send the message to an android app. For example, I do not have an app that my friend uses. However, I don't want to install the app. I will use this browser to send the message to my friend in his app. And when my friend gets this message in his app and he replies from his app, Me on the other hand will receive the message in this browser.
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These neat little App_Script created for Android with browser compatibility should do the trick. This takes both an input box and a message box.
Doing the desired function of sending and recievings Messages.
Documentation here
you will need to be in the same source Code as the other user or a mirror App like viber on the example you provided, on the other hand you could create an application to send regular texts to mobile phones, but that's another subject.

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