I'm writing an app that stores secret (encrypted+hidden using steg) information in MMS messages. Obviously I need a way to test this, in particular, sending and receiving MMS messages. I have one Android phone, a Nexus One. I know that MMS's cannot be sent between emulator instances, but other than using up loads of MMS credit, is there another way of testing out MMS sending/receiving without just spending loads of money?
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Twilio just announced MMS support, and their marketing page has a test box to receive an MMS, could be useful for testing: http://www.twilio.com/mms
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1Seems to be only US and Canada – Leif Neland May 06 '16 at 10:37
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There are some websites that claim you can send a free SMS/MMS messages, such as http://www.text4free.net/ (have not tried it myself though) and commercial SW: http://www.nowsms.com/ (this one works for sure but is not free). Also there is a chance your mobile carrier allows sending messages via its website.
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