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The Programmable Voice Android SDK supports armeabi-v7a, arm64-v8a, x86, and x86_64 architectures, as well as emulator images for these architectures. System requirements Supported devices and emulators Use the Console to create TwiML apps, update push credentials, view logs, and much more. Management Consoleĭeveloper tools and configuration options for Programmable Voice can be found in the Programmable Voice Dashboard. Access Tokens, just like Capability Tokens, are JWT tokens, but use a new, more flexible format that is applied across all new Twilio SDKs. Using a Capability Token in the Programmable Voice SDK will not work. Access Tokens are different from the Capability Tokens used in the previous versions of Twilio Client.

Provide your app with an Access Token, which governs the client application’s authentication session with your account in the Twilio cloud.

The Programmable Voice SDKs use a new authentication/authorization mechanism for your application server to give your clients access to your voice applications. To make sure your app is ready for Android 11 please visit this page.

For step-by-step instructions to get up and running with the Android SDK for Programmable Voice, check out the Quickstart on Github.

Android studio gradle com.android.library