=== FairPlayer SMS Gateway === Contributors: stephino Tags: sms, sms gateway, sms terminal, android sms Requires at least: 3.3 Tested up to: 4.7.4 Stable tag: 2.0.1 License: GPLv3 or later License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt Add SMS capabilities to your website. Send and receive SMS messages using just your Android device. == Description == This plugin allows you to send and receive SMS messages using your Android device. == Features == * Single SMS - send one SMS message at a time directly from your website * Mass SMS - send multiple messages at a time by uploading a .CSV file * SMS-To-Post - automatically add a blog post when you receive an SMS from an "administrator" number * Local and remote sending and receiving of SMS messages. Your website now has SMS SaaS capabilities. For more details don't forget to check out the "Documentation.pdf" file. == Installation == 1. Upload `fairplayer-sms-gateway` to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory 2. Activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in WordPress 3. Go to "SMS Gateway" and follow the on-screen instructions 3.1. Install the SMS Terminal Android application on your device 3.2. Add the current "SMS Gateway URL" to your device as instructed on-screen 3.3. Activate the device == Frequently asked questions == = Is this plugin free? = Yes, this plugin is free and so is the Android application that accompanies it. And by free we mean no hidden costs, no up-sells, no ads. Completely free. You only pay for the SMS messages you send from your phone. = Why not use SMS gateway X or Y? = This plugin gives you total control over the SMS you send and receive. No 3rd party will ever be able to store any of the data you generate. Also, you already pay for SMS to your local network provider so why pay someone extra for the same service? = Will this plugin cost me money? = Yes. This plugin allows you to send SMS messages directly from your WordPress website via your phone. Your local phone carrier will charge you according to your pricing plan. Remember to set your gateway to "Debugging" mode while testing this plugin to avoid any surcharges. = Are my messages secure? = Yes. We use an automatically generated hash to encrypt and decrypt your SMS messages end-to-end. = Will this plugin make my website slow? = No. The API is separated from WordPress's internal auto-loading mechanism and we don't connect to any database. This means the API's performance is comparable to a highly optimized static website. == Screenshots == 1. Choose a name for your Android device (terminal) 2. Only you will be able to see this name but try to make it specific 3. Enter the URL of your WordPress website (gateway) as indicated in the Admin help menu 4. Set the refresh interval for your terminal 5. Once you are done debugging, you can go Live and send SMS messages 6. Terminal registration is only allowed when you visit the "SMS Gateway" page of your Admin menu 7. If you don't recognize the device, don't enable it. Be smart, be careful! == Changelog == = 2.0.1 = * First release == Upgrade Notice == = 2.0.1 = Add SMS capabilities to your website with no hidden costs.