artnow.world text publishing
Publish to your profile by text message: send a photo, a voice recording, a video, or a few words to our number, and get your post’s link back.
How it works
- What it is: artnow.world text publishing lets members of artnow.world publish posts to their own profile by texting photos, recordings, videos, and text to our service number.
- How you opt in: only from your own signed-in account. Go to Settings, then Text publishing, enter your mobile number, read and agree to the terms shown there, and enter the one-time code we text you. We never add numbers ourselves, and we don’t text anyone who hasn’t opted in, apart from one short reply if an unknown number texts us.
- What we send: verification codes you ask for, replies to the messages you send us (confirmations, your post’s link, status, and errors), and essential service notices, such as telling you text publishing is paused. No marketing or promotional messages, ever.
- How often: message frequency varies with your use. You get replies only to messages you send, plus codes when you request them.
- Cost: message and data rates may apply. We don’t charge for the service.
- Stopping: text STOP, STOPALL, UNSUBSCRIBE, CANCEL, END, QUIT, REVOKE, or OPTOUT at any time to stop all messages. We confirm once and send nothing more. Text START to receive messages again, then turn text publishing back on in your settings.
- Help: text HELP for help, or email support@artnow.world.
- Your number: we never sell or share your phone number or your opt-in with anyone for marketing. No mobile information will be shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. Text messaging originator opt-in data and consent will not be shared with any third parties. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.
- Details are in our terms of use and privacy policy.
What you agree to when you turn it on
Before we send your code, your settings show exactly this, and you confirm it:
Using it
The text publishing guide explains the commands, supported formats, and limits.