Legal notification text message, is this true or false?

The authenticity of legal notification text messages is open to question, because courts usually do not send notifications via text messages. Formal court notices are delivered to the parties and relevant litigation participants through formal legal documents, such as court hearing notices. This kind of notice will be sent by the people's court some time before the hearing, clearly requiring relevant personnel to attend on time. If you receive such a text message, you should remain vigilant and beware of scams. According to the provisions of Article 267 of the Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China, the court can serve documents to foreign parties through international treaties, diplomatic channels, entrusted embassies and consulates, etc. Or serve it to its representative office, agent or branch authorized to accept service in China. Mail delivery, fax, email and other methods can also be used, but the delivery must be effective. Delivery by announcement is a last resort and will only be deemed delivered after a period of time. Therefore, any legal action notification text messages sent through informal channels should be treated with caution to avoid unnecessary trouble caused by misunderstandings.