Just before finishing, in services the strings are declared by s16 and integers and PendingIntent with i32. In your application -> settings -> SMSC or Service Center or Message Center etc, copy the number display (DON'T CHANGE IT) sendIntends and deliveryIntents : you don't careĮxplore your app file or download Package Name Viewer on google play, find your message application and copy the name (com.android.).scAddress : your smsc is only need in android 5 and lower (explained after).destinationAdress : the phone number of the message recipient.callingPkg : the name of the package that will send your sms (I explain how to find it later).subId : after android 5, the SIM card you want to use 0, 1 or 2 depending of your android version (ex 0-1 for android 9 and 1-2 for android 8).On the top of the declaration there is the explanation of the arguments. So our option to send a sms is the number 7. It is the 7th declaration in the interface ISMS. Note : before android 5 the method is named sendText(.). Void sendTextForSubscriberWithSelfPermissions(.) You can see .Isms, so on this link choose your android version (by changing branch), then navigate to : telephony/java/com/android/internal/telephony and open Isms.aidlįor the rest I will take the android Pie (android 9) file ( link). It will display a lot of services avaible, but the interesting line is : 5 isms: The service name can be found by typing : adb shell service list The service isms have various "options" the syntax is : service call name_service option args ġst, check if you have the service isms by running : adb shell service check isms This solution depends on your android version, so I'm going to explain you for almost all version. Yes it exists ! but not with this command, because these input events are blocked in sleep mode. Read full explanation to understand it.įull explanation for all android version : Isms method number (5 and 7 above) may change with the android version.
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