Shows how to use the USSD protocol with GSM-capable mobile broadband adapters. USSD is typically used for account management of a mobile broadband subscription. USSD messages are specific to the mobile broadband operator and must be choosen accordingly when used in a live network.
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This sample accesses privileged APIs used by mobile broadband operators. Hence it requires a special-use capability to be declared in package manifest.
- This sample will not pass WACK because it uses a special-use capability.
- The USSD API is present but nonfunctional on Phone devices.
Hardware: PC with mobile broadband modem
Client: Windows 10
Phone: Not supported
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