This page documents how recipients enroll to receive SMS notifications from the DadOps personal account-notification service operated by Chris Powell.
DadOps is a private, single-user personal-notification application operated by Chris Powell. It sends the account owner SMS alerts triggered by their own activity, such as upcoming calendar events, action items, and account-status changes. It is not a marketing program, public-facing product, or multi-tenant service. The only enrolled recipient is the account owner.
Brand: DadOps Operator: Chris Powell Volume: about 10 to 50 a week Sender: +1 (866) 310-5463
A recipient enrolls by entering and saving their phone number on the authenticated DadOps account-settings screen. The screen contains the following form:
Saving the form (with the consent checkbox affirmed) constitutes opt-in. The phone number is also added to a hard-coded server-side allowlist (TWILIO_ALLOWED_TO_NUMBERS) as a second layer of consent control: no number can receive messages without being on this allowlist regardless of any other configuration.
Two representative messages:
Recipients can opt out at any time by replying STOP to any message. The number is removed from the active allowlist and no further messages will be sent.
Other recognized stop keywords: STOP, STOPALL, UNSUBSCRIBE, CANCEL, END, QUIT, REVOKE, OPTOUT.
Recipients can reply HELP or INFO at any time. The automated reply is:
If a recipient opts out and later wants to re-enable notifications, they must return to the DadOps account-settings screen and re-save the form. Replying START or SUBSCRIBE from a previously opted-out number also resumes messages.
Questions about the opt-in process or this page: hello@chrispowell.ai
This page documents the SMS opt-in process for the DadOps notification service operated under chrispowell.ai. It is referenced in Twilio toll-free verification submissions as proof of recipient consent.