iOK

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How SMS consent works

The iOK Android sign-in screen asks for permission before requesting an SMS code. You enter your own phone number, select a separate SMS consent checkbox, then tap Send code. The checkbox starts unchecked.

Screenshots from the Android app

These unaltered screenshots were captured from the signed iOK Android 0.2.0 review build running on a Pixel 9a emulator. No personal phone number or SMS was used. They show the same sign-in screen before and after a person selects the checkbox.

iOK Android sign-in screen with country and phone fields, SMS consent checkbox unchecked, privacy policy link, disclosures, and Send code button
1. Before consent: the SMS checkbox is empty.
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The same iOK Android sign-in screen after the person selects the SMS consent checkbox
2. After consent: the person has selected the checkbox.
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The person must also enter a valid phone number. The app blocks Send code when the SMS checkbox has not been selected. The consent statement links to our Privacy Policy and explains the message types, frequency, possible charges, STOP, and HELP.

Interactive website example

Phone number +1 (___) ___-____
Privacy Policy.

This website example is separate from the Android screenshots above. Checking this box here does not submit a phone number or subscribe you to texts. The main APK download is an earlier version; the screenshots show the newer Android review build.

Messages and your choices

iOK uses SMS for one-time sign-in codes and, when enabled, care and status alerts. We do not use this consent for promotional messages. Frequency depends on how often you sign in and on the alerts you enable. Reply STOP to stop texts or HELP for assistance.

Read the SMS messaging details and Privacy Policy, or contact support@iok-app.com.