After hacking a Unicom number, can the other party still receive text messages?

After the mobile phone number is blacked out, the phone cannot be dialed in, but the other party can receive the text message. In fact, blacking out does not mean deleting it. Hacking only blocks each other and communication, and any correct action is blocked. If the other party does not receive the user's short message, the other party will not receive the user's short message.

If the other party intercepts the phone instead of intercepting the short message, the user can receive the short message. Generally, the system intercepts SMS together by default, so the probability of users receiving SMS is very small.

How to judge whether to be blacklisted:

1. When the other party's mobile phone is normal, call the other party, and there will be a beep when it is connected, and then prompt that the dialed phone has stopped or turned off, indicating that the other party has really blacked you out.

Listen carefully, the sound of "beep" is very short and urgent, sometimes it is very light and can't be heard. When the other party's signal is bad, there may be no "beep" sound. Try a few more times.

2. The other party shuts down, and there is no "beep" sound when dialing, which is a prompt for direct shutdown.

3, no signal, basically no signal, call the other party's mobile phone, there will be a short period of time, and then you will be prompted that you can not connect.