Try it from GV. My hunch is that the filter is set up for outbound SMS that come from VoIP numbers. Reason: both TNO’s blog post and jmp.chat reports of censorship stem from Mysudo and jmp.chat users, not regular carriers.

The message sending “bad” words came from T-mobile or GV?

Seems to affect VoIP carriers, I reckon.

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I do.

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Yes, they accept XMR. Hit them up with your questions, criticisms.

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Hodlhodl or Bisq to buy KYC-free BTC. Haveno or p2p trading group chats to buy KYC-free XMR.

Appreciate it. Hopefully it’ll get fully funded soon enough.

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There are a couple alternatives now. Haveno Reto and TIM. Further information and resources found at https://revuo-xmr.com/issue-195.html

Hmm. https://qu.ax/AwUN.png

When trying to create an offer: https://qu.ax/ankv.png

woodser on Matrix:

the mainnet p2p network requires a filter object to manually filter offers, onions, currencies, payment methods, etc. clearly documented: https://github.com/haveno-dex/haveno/blob/master/docs/create-mainnet.md#set-a-network-filter-on-mainnet

10 peers and counting, cheers. https://qu.ax/jetF.png

‘Warning. We did not receive a filter object from the seed nodes. This is a not expected situation. Please inform the Haveno developers.’ Error I’m getting upon launching Haveno Reto.

https://qu.ax/zXk.png

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