“Delivered” at the API level means the message was accepted by the downstream carrier / aggregator, not that it necessarily reached the handset. In some regions and carriers, especially for A2P traffic, messages can be filtered or silently dropped after that point.
we’re actively working on:
clearer delivery state distinctions (accepted vs handset-delivered)
fallback routing where possible
better guidance on sender IDs and content patterns that reduce filtering
If you’re open to it, sharing the country, carrier, and message type (transactional vs promo) helps us dig deeper.
> Screensaver — Ambient coding display for your workspace
A coworker years ago screen recorded themselves coding something, then made it their screensaver. Then would just let the screensaver make it look like they were working when they wanted to goof off. This would be prefect for them.
I have a couple of old pages that I've been meaning to delete. I just tried to see how bad it was. It took 12 clicks, including the 3 clicks to switch into that page. Not nearly as hard as you are making it sound, I'm not fan of Meta, but how much of your post is hyperbole?
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