Ios9 spam

Many netizens will receive all kinds of spam messages when using Apple mobile phones. So, how does Apple mobile phone block spam messages? Below, Bian Xiao will share with you some tutorials on blocking spam messages on Apple phones.

First, turn off the iMessage message.

I believe you must have received information from major casinos and pornographic websites in Macau. Yes, the culprit of this information is the iMessage information in Apple's iOS system. So, the first thing you need to do is to turn off the iMessage message function.

In fact, it is useless for you to turn on this function, because people in China seldom use this information. So we turned off this function, which has no effect on your daily use, but you are equivalent to turning off the harassment information in Macau. Of course, there are other harassing messages spread through iMessage, but the spam in Macao definitely accounts for more than 95%.

So, how does iMessage close?

Open the settings app for iPhone, slide down and find the Info option. Click on it, and you will see the option of "iMessage Information". Turn it off. From now on, there will be no harassment information from Macau in your world, but you will gradually drift away from Macau casinos and some special industries.

By the way, is the mobile phone that the author took the screenshot iPhone? X, iOS system version is 12.4. If there are other system versions, the display locations and names of some functions may be different.

Turn on the information filtering function

In addition to iMessage, we can also turn on the information filtering function of Apple's mobile phone. The way to open it is to enter the settings app and find the "information" option, as before. Then find the "unknown and filtered information" option, and open the "filter unknown senders" option after entering.

When turned on, many spam messages will be displayed in "Filter Information". Of course, the recognition of this function is not accurate enough. In fact, there are still many spam messages that cannot be accurately identified and filtered, and the recognition rate is about 50%. If you really don't want to receive spam messages, taking the operator to court is the best solution.