The phone number is blacked out. Can you get the message?

The mobile phone number has been blacked out, and the other party can receive the text message.

Generally, after a mobile phone is hacked, there will be a blocked mailbox. The messages you send and the phone calls you make will be displayed in the blocked mailbox, which can be seen if the other party checks it. The other party can successfully receive the SMS without communication failure, but the SMS will not appear in the inbox, but will be intercepted by the system in the blacklist SMS list.

So the other party may not see the sent information. No matter whether the mobile phone number is hacked by the other party, there will be no prompt (including calling and texting) on the hacked mobile phone number. The call may prompt a busy tone or an empty number. If your mobile phone number is hacked by the other party, nothing will be displayed.

Matters needing attention in using mobile phone to send short messages

When sending a text message, be concise, don't be too verbose, try to express your meaning clearly in the text message, and don't let the other party understand. Even if you send a text message, you should pay attention to your words and attitude, try to use polite language, and avoid using vulgar or inappropriate language. If you need to express your dissatisfaction or complaint, you should also pay attention to your wording so as not to hurt the feelings of the other party.

Emoji is a common element in short messages, but if it is overused or improperly used, it will make people feel uncomfortable. When sending text messages, using some emoticons appropriately can make the other person understand your emotions better, but don't overuse them, and pay attention to choosing the right emoticons.

Avoid using abbreviations when sending text messages, especially words that are not commonly used or have unclear meanings, so as to avoid misunderstanding. Pay attention to the correctness of spelling and grammar when sending short messages to avoid misunderstanding caused by simple spelling or grammar mistakes.