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  • ON : turns ALL your authorized Twitter updates and notifications on.
  • OFF : turns ALL phone notifications off.    
  • ON [username] : turns on notifications for a specific person on your phone, eg.: ON H_4_Hacker
  • OFF [username]: turns off notifications for a specific person on your phone, eg.: OFF H_4_Hacker
  • FOLLOW [username]: allows you to start following a specific user, as well as receive SMS notifications. Eg.:FOLLOW H_4_Hacker, or F H_4_Hacker
  • UNFOLLOW [username]: allows you to stop following a specific user.
  • LEAVE [username]: this command allows you to stop receiving SMS notifications for a specific user without having to unfollow them. When you log into twitter.com from the web you will still see this user's updates in your timeline. Example: LEAVE benfu, or L benfu, for short.
  • STOP, QUIT, END, CANCEL, UNSUBSCRIBEor ARRET: will deactivate your account if you are an SMS-only user
  • @[username] + message - shows your Tweet as a reply directed at another person, and causes your Tweet to save in their mentions tab. eg.: @H_4_Hacker I love that song too!
  • D [username] + message - sends that person,  that goes to their device, and saves in their web archive
    • You can also use M [username] + message to send a private message
    • eg.: D H_4_Hacker want to pick a Jamba Juice for me while you're there? or m H_4_Hacker wanna pick up a Jamba Juice for me while you're there?
    • RETWEET [username] - sends that user's latest Tweet to your followers e.g. :RETWEET H_4_Hackeror  RT H_4_Hacker
    • SET LOCATION [place name] - updates the location field in your profile. Example: set location  PAKiSTAN
    • SET BIO - edits your Bio information on your Twitter profile. e.g.: set bio Em a H4x3r
    • SET LANGUAGE [language name] - selects the language you'd like to receive notifications in. E.g.: set language English
    • SET NAME [name here] - sets the name field on your Twitter profile. Example: set name Ali
    • SET URL [url here] - sets the URL field on your profile. Example: set url http://learning4hacking.blogspot.com
    • WHOIS [username] - retrieves the profile information for any public user on Twitter. Example: whois H_4_Hacker or w H_4_Hacker
    • GET [username] - retrieves the latest Twitter update posted by that person. You can also use g [username] to get a user's latest Tweet. Examples: get H_4_Hacker or g H_4_Hacker
    • FAV [username] - marks that user's last Tweet as one of your favorites (reply to any update with FAVFAVE,FAVORITE, FAVOURITE, or * to mark it as a favorite if you're receiving it in real time). E.g: fav H_4_Hacker, favorite H_4_Hacker, or *H_4_Hacker
    • STATS [username] - this command returns the given user's number of followers, how many people they're following, and their bio information.
    • SUGGEST, SUG, S, or WTF - this command returns a list of Twitter users we think you might find interesting and would like to follow.
    • HELP, INFO or AIDE - texting help, info, or aide to Twitter will bring up helpful tips.
    • SUGGEST - this command returns a listing of Twitter users' accounts we think you might enjoy following.
    • SET DISCOVER ON - by using this command, you opt-in to receive SMS notifications for top Tweets related to your interests. Please know that this feature is automatically enabled for all Twitter via SMS users. Note: this feature is only available in certain locations.
    • SET DISCOVER OFF - turns off delivery of top tweets to your device.

      A few notes on SMS commands:

      • Using ON/OFF [username] from your phone only stops notifications coming to your mobile phone; you'll still collect a person's updates on the web since you're still following them.
        • Use UNFOLLOW [username] to unfollow a user via SMS.
        • Use BLOCK [username] or BLK [username] to block a user via SMS. 
        • You can also use UNBLOCK [username] or UNBLK [username]
        • Use REPORT [username] or REP [username] to report a user as spam
        • if yuu wanna stop, then send STOP or OFF

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