- Bump com.googlecode.libphonenumber:libphonenumber from 8.13.11 to 8.13.15 - Bump org.json:json from 20230227 to 20230618 - Bump com.android.tools.build:gradle from 8.0.1 to 8.0.2

As Google strongly restricts the use of SMS permissions for applications in the Play-Store, S2MSP provides an API for third party applications to send and receive SMS to specific phone numbers via a secure SMS proxy. S2MSP acts like a local firewall for SMS communication. Each application that wants to send/receive SMS to a phone number can register itself on S2MSP. S2MSP asks the user for permission, whether the requesting application is allowed to send/receive SMS from and to the requested phone numbers or not. All SMS exchanged with third party applications are strongly encrypted. S2SMP itself requires SMS permissions (SEND_SMS and RECEIVE_SMS) from the Android system and will request these permissions upon startup. S2MSP does not need any other permissions. This ensures the integrity and security of S2MSP. The API to integrate a third party application with S2MSP is available in Maven-Central.