Can you really get the short message from Wing Chat?

May be intercepted by the other party's "housekeeper, 360" and so on.

Wing chat is actually similar to QQ. In order to achieve a completely smooth and free communication between the two parties (traffic charges are inevitable), software must be installed. There is no such thing as a free lunch, but it can still be used. Just pay attention to the following points:

* If both parties open wing chat, they can chat for free, but there is a traffic fee (very little), similar to QQ;

* If you use Wingchat, but the other party doesn't install Wingchat, you are free of SMS charges but have a traffic charge (very little). The other party receives it for free, but can't reply to you. Because the third party number is displayed on the other party's mobile phone, it will be blocked by the "housekeeper", so the person who installed the "housekeeper" will ask the "housekeeper" for it;

* If you use wing chat to make a phone call, it is equivalent to making a network call, which only generates a traffic fee, and the other party answers it for free (the sound quality depends on the wireless network), but because your number is not displayed on the other party's mobile phone, you can't reply.

* * Last point: In the information age, pay attention to buying the right mobile phone traffic package!