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Opt-in
Enable SMS Testing from the Tasks area in the Unetwork app.
Verify what reaches your inbox.
SMS CLI and Content Testing
Verify sender ID and message integrity on live telecom routes with real inbox evidence.
Test messages arrive in your normal SMS inbox, not inside the Unetwork app.
Opt in, keep your registered number active, then report exactly what reaches your inbox.
Delivery
Normal SMS inbox
Test messages arrive like an ordinary text message.
What you verify
Sender ID + content
Report exactly what reached your phone.
Requirement
Active license
Your device also needs a registered, reachable phone number.
What is SMS CLI and Content Testing?
Confirm that the sender ID and message received match what was sent
SMS CLI and Content Testing checks two telecom problems: sender ID manipulation and changes to message content as an SMS travels across live routes.
Why this task exists
Telecom customers need to know whether an SMS reaches a real destination without its sender identity or message being altered in transit.
What you verify
Check that the sender ID and SMS content shown in your inbox match the details Unetwork asks you to report.
How it works
Five steps from opt-in to reward
- 01
Opt in from Tasks
Open Tasks, select SMS CLI and Content Testing, then enable the task.
- 02
Verify your phone number
Confirm the mobile number through SMS so Unetwork knows which inbox can receive test messages.
- 03
Receive a test SMS
Test messages arrive in your standard SMS inbox with sender ID details, just like a normal text.
- 04
Report what arrived
Use Unetwork to report whether the message arrived, its sender ID, and its contents.
- 05
Earn UP for a successful test
A successfully completed and validated report can earn UP rewards.
Report the received message. Use the sender ID and content that actually appear in your inbox, even when they differ from what you expected.
Operator requirements
Keep one active number ready for incoming tests
SMS Testing requires an active Unetwork license, the Unetwork app and a verified mobile number that can receive standard SMS messages.
Active Unetwork license
The license must be bound to the device taking part in the task.
Unetwork app installed
Keep the app installed, signed in and able to maintain its background connection.
Verified mobile number
Verify the number through SMS, then keep it active and able to receive standard messages.
Numbers may vary. Test messages can come from different domestic or international numbers as Unetwork checks live telecom routes.
SMS Testing FAQ
Quick answers for operators
Where do test messages arrive?
They arrive in your phone’s normal SMS inbox, not inside the Unetwork app.
When can a test SMS arrive?
A test message may arrive at any time while SMS Testing is active and matching work is available.
What if there is no test message to report?
The report screen will show that no test is pending. Wait for a notification when a new test message is sent to your number.
What do I need to report?
Report the sender ID and message content exactly as they appear in your inbox, following the fields shown in Unetwork.
Why does the sender number look unfamiliar?
Test messages may come from various domestic or international numbers because the task checks live telecom routes.
Ready to participate?
Claim a license and opt in to SMS Testing
Bind the license to your device, register an active mobile number, then enable SMS Testing from Tasks in the Unetwork app.