Responsible use
Last updated: 13 October 2026
DroidSender sends SMS from your own phone and your own number. That makes every message personal, and it means the people who receive them have to want them. These are the rules the product enforces for you, and the ones it expects from you.
STOP works on its own
When someone replies STOP (or STOPALL, UNSUBSCRIBE, CANCEL, END, QUIT, SAIR or PARAR), DroidSender records it, sends them a single confirmation that they will not receive more messages, and from then on blocks that number for your account: in campaigns, in the API and in the inbox. You don't have to do anything. If they reply START later, they can receive messages again.
Scams don't get through
Before a campaign sends its first SMS, its text is checked for obvious fraud: messages pretending to be a bank, a delivery company or a government office, fake fines and refunds, "Hi mum, this is my new number" and requests for codes, card details or passwords. A campaign that looks like a scam is held and reviewed by a person before anything is sent. We don't judge opinions, tone or marketing: only fraud. Accounts used for fraud are closed.
Your part
- Only message people who gave you their number and agreed to hear from you.
- Say who you are in the message, so people know who is writing.
- Follow the rules for SMS in your country (for example the GDPR and ePrivacy rules in Europe, PECR in the UK or the TCPA in the United States).
- Use a mobile plan that allows the volume you send. DroidSender sends at a human pace, but your carrier's fair use policy still applies.
Your contacts' data
DroidSender is hosted in the European Union. For the contact lists you upload and the messages you send, you are the controller and we act as processor under the GDPR: we use that data only to carry out your sends, and delete it when you close your account. The details are in our GDPR page and privacy policy.
Report abuse
If you received an SMS sent through DroidSender that you think is a scam or spam, write to hello@droidsender.com with the number and the text. We look at every report.