How does Unicom mobile phone housekeeper set up anti-harassment interception blacklist?

Tired of spam messages? China Unicom launched the interception function for free, but netizens didn't buy it.

In life, every mobile phone user has been harassed by spam messages to a certain extent. Recently, the China Consumers Association released the "6 18" public opinion analysis report on consumer rights protection, showing that during the test period, * * * collected 84,283 negative messages such as advertisements and SMS harassment; On June 5438+ 10 this year, Mr. Su, a citizen of Quanzhou, Fujian, received as many as hundreds of text messages within one minute after 1 1 in the afternoon. Obviously, spam messages have seriously affected our lives.

According to the latest news, China Unicom's mobile phone housekeeper has officially launched the annoying spam message "spam message interception" function, which can add spam messages on the interception platform with one click. If a useful platform is added by mistake, it can be deleted anytime and anywhere. It is worth mentioning that this function is completely free.

It is understood that you can add a blacklist by simply turning on the mobile phone housekeeper option of the smart service WeChat and turning on the spam message interception (experience version) function. After the operation, all the numbers in the blacklist will be blocked. It should be noted that the current experience version can only block short messages sent by the platform, and does not support personal numbers for the time being.

For the "spam message interception" function launched by Unicom this time, many netizens said, "Isn't this a function that smartphones have long had?" The author also believes that although it is free, it does lack sincerity. It seems a bit "chicken ribs" to launch now.

In fact, China Mobile has already launched such a function for intercepting spam messages. Just edit the message "KTFSR" and send it to China Mobile for free. You can provide professional services to intercept harassing and fraudulent calls without installing an APP.

In addition, for friends who often receive spam messages, the author will support two tricks. Method 1: Use "four zeros" skillfully. When we receive a spam message asking you to unsubscribe back to "T or N", we can reply "0000", and then we will receive a confirmation message and reply "0" to unsubscribe successfully. Method 2: In the mobile phone housekeeper, select harassment interception-interception rules-keyword blacklist-add the keyword "t or n" to the blacklist. According to these two methods, most spam messages can be intercepted.

Finally, I want to say that the problem of spam messages is a cliche, but now spam messages are still flying all over the sky, leaving users at a loss. It can be seen that some tough measures are needed to control this chaos!