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Version 3.0.5 · 2026-04-16
· Various performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 3.0.5, updated 2026-04-16.








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2nd Phone is a second phone number app for calling, texting and SMS verification. It provides reliable, non-VoIP number as a sideline to let you verify accounts, call and text completely separate from your private number.
Unlike VoIP numbers that often face stability issues, 2nd Phone gives you a real mobile number to work long-term for texting, calling, validating account and staying connected.
No Hidden Cost & No Ads: Choose a plan to activate a second phone number. Your plan includes massive call and text usage to the US, plus reliable SMS verification capabilities.
1. Real Non-VoIP Numbers
Instead of VoIP phone numbers, 2nd Phone provides you with real mobile numbers, you can choose a 2nd phone number and use this second number to meet various different needs, such as:…
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· Various performance improvements.
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