China Unicom sent a text message saying that the ID card was blurred when handling the card.

If China Unicom sends you a short message telling you that your ID card is vague when you apply for a card, it may be because they have encountered problems in the process of identity verification, and you may need to reconfirm your identity information.

Here are some possible steps:

1. Check the short message: Check the content of the short message carefully to ensure that it is a real short message sent by China Unicom, not a fraudulent short message.

2. Contact the customer service of China Unicom: You can contact them through the official customer service hotline or official website of China Unicom to ask about the specific situation and provide your personal information so that they can verify your identity.

3. Check personal information: Make sure that the information you provide to China Unicom is accurate and can be clearly photographed or scanned. If they can't recognize your ID information, they may need to resubmit it.

4. resubmit the application: if you confirm that your ID information is accurate, you can resubmit the application.

It should be noted that if you receive an unknown text message or phone call, you should not easily provide personal information or transfer money, but should check it through official channels.