I developed this script to run on my droid to remove the SMS messages that are sent to me from the python script that logs into Twitter using OAUTH and sends me a text through an email account.
This was to assist in keeping my text messages cleaned out.
import android
droid = android.Android()
msgids = droid.smsGetMessages(False).result
for message in msgids:
if "14100" in message['address']:
#print message['_id']
#droid.ttsSpeak(message['body'])
droid.smsDeleteMessage(message['_id'])
The script also has the capability to speak the messages prior to deleting them.
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