SMS verification can be a bit of a hassle, especially when you need a phone number from a specific country. But don't worry – we'll guide you through the process of setting up SMS verification on Multilogin. You'll be all set in no time!

Here's what you'll need:

• A Multilogin subscription
• A virtual phone number from an SMS provider

Step 1: get your virtual phone number

1. Open your SMS provider app
2. Select a phone number from the country you need
3. Rent the number you’ll use for the verification code

Step 1: set up your cloud phone

Go to your mobile profile list and click “Create”. You can customize settings based on your needs, but here are the key settings we've found work best:

Step 3: start your cloud phone and sign up

1. Click “Create” to save your cloud phone setup
2. Start your cloud phone
3. Open the app you want to sign up for and begin the registration process.
4. When asked for a phone number, enter the virtual number you received from your SMS provider
5. Request the SMS verification code
6. Once you get the code in your SMS provider app, copy and paste it into the registration form

FAQs

How can I avoid SMS verification altogether?

Sometimes, SMS verification can be bypassed using services like Google or Apple ID sign-ups. Some platforms also offer email verification or social media logins, so check if these alternatives are available.

What if I don't receive the SMS verification code?

• Double-check that you’ve entered the correct phone number
• Make sure your SMS provider is working properly
• Wait a minute and request the code again

If the issue persists, you may want to try using a different number or provider.

Why can't I use the auto-generated phone number for SMS verification?

The auto-generated phone number in the cloud phone settings is a placeholder – it can't receive or send SMS codes or calls. Since it's not an active number, it can't be used for SMS verification. 

Can apps read the phone number from the cloud phone?

Yes. If you enter a custom phone number in profile settings, it’s not just for display – apps can detect it as part of the device environment.