SMS2VPS uses the SSHJ library to establish secure SSH connections to your VPS server. When you activate SMS synchronization, the app utilizes the SSH-2 protocol, which is the modern and secure version of the SSH protocol and the current industry standard for secure remote connections.
This ensures that all communication between your Android device and VPS server is encrypted and protected against unauthorized access, maintaining the privacy and security of your SMS data during transmission.
These integrations are optional and disabled by default. You can enable them manually from the Google Settings tab after signing in with Google OAuth.
You can choose to synchronize your SMS messages to Google Drive (as text files) or send them via Gmail (as emails). Our application has been officially verified by Google, ensuring secure and reliable integration with Google services. For the most current information on Google's free usage limits, please refer to: Google Storage Plans and Gmail Sending Limits
How to enable: Go to the app settings, sign in with your Google account, select your preferred Google service, and manually activate synchronization. No data is sent to Google services until you explicitly enable this feature.
Important note: When using Google services, be mindful of API limits and quota.
SMS2VPS supports Webhook forwarding, allowing you to integrate your incoming text messages with third-party services like n8n, Zapier, or your own custom backend services.
When a new SMS is received, the app sends an HTTP POST request to your configured Webhook URL with a JSON payload containing the message details.
Security Recommendation: Always use https:// endpoints to ensure your data is encrypted during transmission.