Many Americans have received mobile phone messages before Valentine's Day. What happened?

Not because the mobile phone system is Android or Apple, but because the merger of T-Mobile and Sprint, the third and fourth largest operators, has now been approved, but Verizon and AT & amp； T causes Americans to receive text messages on Valentine's Day.

Some time ago, many users in the United States collectively received a text message from Valentine's Day, and it has been several months since they received this text message. Receiving SMS is not a problem of Android phone or Apple phone version, but both Android phone and Apple phone have received the same message.

When this happens, people don't understand it because of the problem of one operator, but because all operators in the United States are included. This Valentine's Day SMS problem in the United States involves operating T-Mobile and Sprint, the third and fourth largest operators. In the United States, the merger of the two major operators has been approved, and the combined third-party and fourth-party operators are smaller than Verizon and AT & amp； So it will remain the third largest airline in the United States. But Verizon and AT & amp； T users receive related complaints. American regional operators Verizon and AT & amp； T users also report related problems to.

So people in the United States received text messages on Valentine's Day a few months later, all because of the merger of operators. When several operators merge, there is still the problem of system update, which may lead to months before receiving the information. I feel very happy when I think of receiving a text message on Valentine's Day nine months later.