The mobile phone keeps receiving verification codes.

How is it that the mobile phone receives many verification code messages for no reason?

Mobile phones don't receive verification code messages from websites for no reason. Generally, your mobile phone number is leaked, used by criminals, bombarded by short messages, and spam messages such as verification code are sent to your mobile phone number in a short time; The following is a detailed introduction: 1. Generally speaking, the verification number is only valid if it is correctly sent to the corresponding mobile phone to log in. If you receive a lot of verification numbers inexplicably, your mobile phone number may be leaked for some reason; 2. Or for some reason, your mobile phone number is bombarded by criminals using short messages, and constantly sends spam such as verification code to your mobile phone number; You can try to use third-party mobile phone housekeeper and other software to set up harassment interception to minimize harassing text messages.

What if the mobile phone keeps receiving malicious verification codes?

How to set the blacklist of SMS:

Since the operation methods of different models are slightly different, please try the following:

Method 1: Standby Page-Intelligent Manager-Harassment Interception-Blacklist-Add

Method 2: standby page-information-upper right corner (. )-Settings-Blocked quantity and information

Method 3: information-long press the information that needs to be blacklisted-the upper right corner (. )-Add to blacklist

Method 4: Set-Call/Message Block-Message Block-Block Registered Numbers and Phrases-Message Block List (or enter Message-Menu-Settings-Spam Settings-Spam Filtering Check-Spam String/Spam Number-Menu Key-Create/Delete).

Method 5: Application -VIP Mode-Mode-Information Restriction-Rejection Blacklist-Information Blacklist-Blacklist Number (some models of SMS and incoming call blacklists need to be set together).

Why do mobile phones receive many verification messages for no reason? I've been sending it. What's going on here? What?

Mobile phones don't receive verification code messages from websites for no reason. Generally, your mobile phone number is leaked, used by criminals, bombarded by short messages, and spam messages such as verification code are sent to your mobile phone number in a short time; The following is a detailed introduction:

1. Generally speaking, the verification number is only valid if it is sent to the corresponding mobile phone for login. If you receive a lot of verification numbers inexplicably, your mobile phone number may be leaked for some reason;

2. Or for some reason, your mobile phone number is bombarded by criminals using short messages, and constantly sends spam such as verification code to your mobile phone number; You can try to use third-party mobile phone housekeeper and other software to set up harassment interception to minimize harassing text messages.

The mobile phone has been receiving registration messages, all of which are registration verification information. What should I do?

Someone should attack you with SMS bomb software. I suggest you:

1. Paying attention to protecting personal information is the key. Don't just scan the QR code on the street, don't just click on unknown links, and be steady in the face of gift offers;

2. Use security software such as security guards for shielding. Real-time monitoring of harassment interception, effectively shielding short message bombing and incoming call harassment;

3. In case of man-made SMS bombing, which affects normal life and work, you can report to the public security department.

SMS Bomb is a method of sending unlimited SMS messages to mobile phones in batches and cycles.

The really powerful SMS bomb can send more than 100 messages a minute, and the mobile phone keeps ringing.

SMS Bomb is a kind of software that sends as many SMS messages as possible to the designated mobile phone number in any form, resulting in a "bombing" effect. SMS bombing will affect users' mobile phone communication and produce a lot of junk information.

At present, the relevant bombing software is easy to search on the Internet, and most SMS bombs use the third-party interface of the Internet, so it is difficult to confirm the identity of the sender.