Short answer: To comply with Indian telecom regulations (TRAI/DLT), MyOperator automatically appends an opt‑out instruction (e.g., “Reply STOP to unsubscribe.”) to eligible outbound SMS so recipients can easily stop promotional or service‑explicit messaging. This helps prevent filtering/penalties and protects deliverability.
Actual behavior depends on your route/category/template. Use Preview to see the final message before sending.
Message type / route | Opt‑out behavior |
Promotional / Service‑Explicit (bulk, automated outreach) | Appended (mandatory) |
Transactional / OTP (alerts, one‑time passcodes) | Typically not appended |
1:1 responses (agent replies) | May not be appended; depends on route/category |
Regional language sends | Appended; text may be localized where supported, otherwise English |
If your content or header/template causes reclassification to a promotional route, the opt‑out will be appended even if you expected otherwise.
Tip: If the opt‑out pushes you over a segment boundary, shorten the main message, avoid emojis, or use a branded short URL.
You write
ACME: We noticed a missed call. Book a callback: acme.co/cbSent (final)
ACME: We noticed a missed call. Book a callback: acme.co/cbReply STOP to unsubscribe.Regional language example (body in Hindi; opt‑out may be localized where supported)
ACME: हमने आपका मिस्ड कॉल नोट किया है। यहाँ बुक करें: acme.co/cbReply STOP to unsubscribe.Email support@myoperator.co with: