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Weird sms issue across multiple phones...
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this post was submitted on 08 Aug 2023
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Hot tip: every company always wants to sell you something .
The phone carrier doesn't have any way to block your sms messages. There isn't anything they can sell you that will do anything for sms. The only way that could be a thing is if the phone you have is so old its unable to work with current network technology.
This is an interesting take considering vendors regularly do sell addons related to sms, blocking, etc
Sms is a basic SOC. They don't degrade it just to try and sell you a new phone.