Where can I find intercepted messages on Android phones?

On Android phones, if you suspect that some short messages are blocked or filtered, you can try the following steps to find them:

1. Check the trash can or spam folder: Some Android phones will automatically move filtered or intercepted messages to the trash can or spam folder. You can open the SMS application of your mobile phone, and then look for the trash can or similar options to see if there are any blocked SMS messages.

2. SMS filtering and intercepting settings: SMS filtering and intercepting options are usually provided in SMS settings of Android phones. You can go to the settings menu of your mobile phone, find the SMS settings, and see if there are any relevant filtering rules or blacklists. If so, try adjusting your settings to see if there are any blocked messages.

3. Third-party SMS applications: If you use third-party SMS applications (such as Truecaller, SMS filter, etc.). ), they may have interception function. Open the corresponding application and look for options such as "block", "filter" and "block" to see if there are any related blocked short messages.

4. Contact the operator: If the intercepted SMS is not found by the above methods, you can contact your mobile phone operator to explain your situation. They may provide further help and solutions to find out whether there is a problem of SMS interception.

Please note that the specific steps and options may vary depending on the phone model, Android version and application used. It is recommended to try the above methods according to your mobile phone and situation. In addition, we must abide by laws and regulations to ensure that SMS interception and monitoring are carried out within the legal scope.