Using SMS commands may generate a lot of automated messages from the **AAPS** phone to the caregiver’s phone. You will also receive messages, for example “basal profile in pump updated” if you have automations set up in **AAPS**. It can be useful to have unlimited SMS allowance on your **AAPS** phone plan (and for each caregiver phone used) if a lot of SMS will be sent, and to deactivate SMS notifications, alarms or vibrations on all phones. It is not possible to use SMS commands and not receive these updates. Because of this, you may want an alternative way to communicate directly with your child (if they are old enough), instead of SMS. Common alternative communication apps used by **AAPS** caregivers include Whatsapp, Lime, Telegram, and Facebook Messenger.
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