Hacking the other person's mobile phone number, will he still receive the text message?

You can receive short messages, but the way of receiving short messages may be different, depending on the interception function of the mobile phone itself. It depends on the specific phone model and phone settings:

1. If it's an Apple phone, you can't receive incoming calls and text messages, and you won't be prompted.

2. Not necessarily if it's an Android phone, because some Android phones can set the blacklist of incoming calls and SMS separately. If it is set that the other party does not receive user short messages, the other party does not receive user short messages; If the other party does not set the interception of short messages, but only intercepts the phone, the user can receive the short messages sent by the other party.

Generally, the system intercepts telephone messages together by default, so the probability of users sending messages to each other is very small.

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The principle of telephone blackening

When the other party's mobile phone number is normal, your phone was hacked. When you call him, his mobile phone will give the operator a false message that the other party's mobile phone is on the phone or turned off, and then the operator will convey relevant information to you, for example, the number you dialed is turned off, the subscriber you dialed is turned off, and the subscriber you dialed is busy. Please dial again later, and the number you dialed cannot be connected for the time being.

But if you send a short message to the other party, as long as the other party has a signal, the operator will send the information to the other party's mobile phone, but it may not be in the normal short message column, and it will be intercepted by the short message interception function of the mobile phone and will not be displayed. If the other party wants to see it, they can still find the SMS record or return to the normal email address, but the blacklist still exists.

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