Enable phone verification #1168
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Reference: LBRYCommunity/lbry-android#1168
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Show the Close button after phone number has been verified
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Fixes
Issue Number: #1085
What is the current behavior?
No way to verify account other than Twitter, Discord chat or paying fee
What is the new behavior?
Now it is also possible to be verified using the user mobile phone number
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This PR adds some strings which should be translated.
Adds a button to the manual verification fragment. When user clicks on it, a new fragment shows, asking user to introduce its phone number. Then a SMS is send to it, which user should introduce inte the fragment. If it matches, the fragment closes. Until #1167 is fixed, the next fragment shown to user is the verification fragment again.
This PR also re-activates the onBackPressed() callback, to allow user to go back when Verifying Phone Number fragment is in the foreground. The cross image will close the full verification fragment. User would prefer to go from one method to another one -from mobile phone to Twitter account, for example-.
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