I am an SMS newbie so any insight on how this is accomplished would be great. I am partial to Java but any language is fine.
In some versions of Android, this permission is turned on by default. In other versions, this permission is turned off by default. To set the app's permission on a device or emulator instance, choose Settings > Apps > SMS Messaging > Permissions, and turn on the SMS permission for the app.
If you're not receiving Android notifications, check to see if Do Not Disturb or Airplane Mode are turned on, and turn them off. Make sure system notifications and app notifications are turned on in your settings. Your power or data settings could also be preventing apps from retrieving notification alerts.
This is easy. Yes, you need a "sms gateway" provider. There are a lot out there. These companies provide APIs for you to send/receive SMS.
e.g. the German company Mobilant provides an easy API. If you want to receive a SMS just program a simple PHP / JSP / s.th.else dynamic web page and let Mobilant call it.
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You really don't want to setup your own SMS Server or Center ;-) This is really expensive, takes months to setup and costs some nice ferraris.
Use a provider and pay per SMS. It's the cheapest and fastest way.
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