বর্ণমালা Bornomala
Bangla SMS compression that runs with the network down.
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1. Write
Leave empty to pick the contact in your SMS app. Some phones refuse an SMS link with no number — if the button does nothing, type the number here.
2. Compressed message
3. Open a message you received
1. Your message *
Nothing here is compressed or coded. Anyone can read it — the receiver needs no app.
A typed message is required
2. Add a ready sentence *
Tap one, or pick from the list.
3. Where are you *
No GPS fix yet
4. When *
5. What gets sent
Leave empty to pick the contact in your SMS app. Some phones refuse an SMS link with no number — if the button does nothing, type the number here.
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On a computer nothing will happen — SMS needs a phone. Use Copy instead.
No network at all? Show this to the phone beside you and let them point a camera.
6. Emergency numbers
Call. These are call centres on short codes, and most of them do not accept SMS at all — the SMS button is a fallback, not a delivery guarantee. 999 is toll-free. The text sent here is shortened to one message, with no link, because short codes drop long ones.
Relay — many reports, one SMS
Add messages from the Emergency tab and send them together. Plain text, no coding.
Empty — add from the Emergency tab
Required. An SMS link with no number is refused by most phones, so the button stays off until a number is here. 01XXXXXXXXX, or +8801XXXXXXXXX.