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XVoice++

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This is a module that allows you to use standard SMS apps to send and receive messages through Google Voice. When this module is activated, any outgoing SMS messages will be rerouted through Google Voice, and any messages that are received by the Google Voice app will be displayed in SMS apps.

This module is a fork of XVoice+, updated to support Lollipop and Marshmallow, as well as Google Voice 5.0+.

Installation

Install Google Voice from the Play Store if you don't have it already.Install XVoice++ from the Xposed Installer app. (Or download the latest APK from the releases page or the Xposed Repo and side-load it).Activate XVoice++ in Xposed.Open the XVoice++ app and enabled it, and select the Google Voice account you would like to use.Disable text notifications in the Google Voice app settings to avoid double notifications.Soft-reboot to enable the Xposed module.You will get a notification to sign in to authorize the app to access your account. Tap the notification, then tap allow. For some reason the notification is not dismissed automatically; you can dismiss it manually.

Known Issues

Emojis may cause issues.There is no support for MMS.There is no way to send SMS via your carrier. Any app that uses SmsManager to send texts will have its messages redirected via Google Voice.Occasionally, messages may show up with the wrong timestamp, or there may be duplicate messages.When I had the default SMS app is set to the AOSP Messaging app (com.android.mms, not to be confused with Google Messenger), the module would not work for outgoing messages. On one device, incoming messages did not work either. I was using version 5.1.1-720affab4e. I'm still not sure what causes it.On one of my test devices, I sometimes experienced a crash of the system process on boot. This did not seem to affect the functionality of the module.

Author(s): 

BehindTheMath

Support/Discussion URL: 

https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/app-xvoice-google-voice-sms-apps-t3556861

Source code URL: 

https://github.com/BehindTheMath/XVoicePlus

Package: 

io.behindthemath.xvoiceplus

Version name: 

3.1.2

Release type: 

Stable (low risk of bugs)

Download: 

io.behindthemath.xvoiceplus_v30102_48c9b2.apk (1.49 MB)

Number of downloads: 

232 in total · 83 in the last 24 hours

MD5 checksum: 

48c9b220db6ff0a072d5f940ac677913

Uploaded on: 

Thursday, March 23, 2017 - 03:55

Changes: 

Supports Lollipop and Marshmallow
Supports Google Voice v5.0+

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