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The iMessage communication app built into Apple’s iOS system is one of the favorite features of many iPhone fans. However, every now and then, the mobile phone will inexplicably receive frequent “bombing” of spam advertisement messages, such as various types of messages advertised as high-profit investment channels, ultra-low interest rate loans, and phishing SMS scams with all kinds of tricks. It also brings trouble to many users.
The best way to stop your iPhone from receiving such annoying investment and loan text messages is to manually turn off the iMessage service. If you have the habit of using iMessage to send and receive messages on your iPhone, you can refer to the three tips taught by the “165 Anti-Fraud Network” of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications to avoid receiving unsolicited text messages and block spam messages.
It should be reminded that when iMessage receives investment loan and spam messages, if you just delete the messages manually, or ignore the harassment of such spam messages, there is still a high possibility that your iPhone will be spam again in the future. A rampant bombardment of text messages. Therefore, it can be effectively blocked only by setting skills such as blocking, reporting, and management.
(Photo taken from the “165 National Anti-Fraud Network” of the Police Administration of the Ministry of the Interior)
The first move, block, delete and report a single message
Operation path: When browsing a single iMessage or text message, click “Mail”, then click “News”, and at the bottom of the page, click “Block this caller” to permanently block the advertising account. After that, click “Back to Previous Page”, then click “Done” in the upper right corner, click “Report Spam” under the text message, and then click “Delete and Report Spam”.
(Photo taken from the “165 National Anti-Fraud Network” of the Police Administration of the Ministry of the Interior)
The second trick, set[do not use e-mail to receive iMessage]
Operation path: Click “Settings”, then click “Messages”, click “Unknown and Spam Messages” in the message filtering section, and then click “Uncheck Emails” to prevent emails from leaking emails. Flood sending.
(Photo taken from the “165 National Anti-Fraud Network” of the Police Administration of the Ministry of the Interior)
The third trick is to enable the[Filter Unknown Senders]function
Click “Settings”, then click “Messages”, click “Send and Receive” in the iMessage section, then click “Uncheck Email”, and manually set the “Filter Unknown Senders” button to “On” ” status to prevent flooding of leaked email lists. After that, if the iPhone receives a message from an unknown contact, it will be automatically placed in the “Unknown sender” category list, and the iPhone can send and receive iMessage normally without interference.
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