Windows 10 Universal Development Example: Allows applications to send and receive short messages.

The Windows 10 universal development sample released by Microsoft shows that developers will be able to register the function of sending and receiving short messages for their applications, which is a powerful function. This means that developers can develop their own version of Win 10 messaging application, or further, they can even develop a desktop version of Win 10 application, allowing users to send short messages on mobile phones. This just highlights the dark side of this new function. As we all know, many illegal Android applications abroad cheat users of their money by sending high-priced short messages to them, but the short message permission also brings many conveniences to users. It is still unknown whether WindowsPhone, which has always been known for its security, will have some impact on security after turning on this function.

In view of Microsoft's lax review of the WindowsPhone store, similar applications can easily be put on the app store in troubled waters, and what measures Microsoft will take when Win 10 arrives, let us wait and see.