# `bird sms suppressions`

## Usage

```bash
bird sms suppressions
```

## Description

A suppression covers one sender and one subscriber, so the same number can appear more
than once and stopping every sender means one call per sender. Only a suppression you
added can be removed: a subscriber's own stop keyword and a carrier's opt-out are not
yours to reverse.

Reads return JSON; list is paginated. Destructive commands require --yes.

## Commands

| Name                                                    | Description               |
| ------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------- |
| [`add`](/docs/cli/reference/sms-suppressions-add)       | Create an SMS suppression |
| [`get`](/docs/cli/reference/sms-suppressions-get)       | Get an SMS suppression    |
| [`list`](/docs/cli/reference/sms-suppressions-list)     | List SMS suppressions     |
| [`remove`](/docs/cli/reference/sms-suppressions-remove) | Delete an SMS suppression |