WhenToWork consistently sends text notifications from the same email address, but sometimes cell phones will treat the notifications as if they have come from various addresses instead of one address.<\/p>\n
For example, customers using AT&T text messaging services have found that if they set up their text message address at 10digitnumber@mms.att.net <\/strong>instead of using 10digitnumber@txt.att.net, they will receive all of their WhenToWork notifications from a common phone number. (Using @txt.att.net results in every message coming from a different source.)<\/p>\n For customers whose smartphones organize their text messages by sender, using @mms.att.net (similar to other carriers) will result in all WhenToWork messages being grouped together, for easier access and better organization.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n texts not threading different number\u00a0receive a text message it comes through the number is always different. The reason is when a text message comes through it takes up one text message for every one sent instead of grouping them under one number.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" WhenToWork consistently sends text notifications from the same email address, but sometimes cell phones will treat the notifications as if they have come from various…<\/p>\n