How to use authentication_sms module

Hello,

I want to start using the two-step authentication and would like to know all I need to use the authentication_sms module.

I assume that some other tool is required to specifically send the sms, but I do not know exactly what is that requirement.

Could someone give me an advice?

Thanks in advanced,
Eduardo

You’re correct. authentication_sms is only to standardize the backend fields.
You need to use another tool like Twilio to send.

Thanks Adriá,

Does someone know a free alternative to Twilio?

If you’re looking to use the authentication_sms module, the basic idea is to set up SMS-based authentication for your app or website. You’ll need to integrate it with an SMS service provider (like Twilio or Nexmo) to send the messages.First, install the module with pip install authentication_sms, then configure your SMS provider API details in the settings file. You’ll also want to define the phone number format and what you want the message to look like.For testing, you can use a temp mobile number. It’s great for trying things out without using your personal number. Once it’s set up, you’ll get an SMS with a code for users to verify their identity.

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