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How to identify short messages sent by "pseudo base stations"?
The method for identifying short messages of pseudo base stations is as follows:
1) The dual-card mobile phone receives spam messages almost at the same time;
2) You happen to pass by the place mentioned in the spam message;
3) The port number is too punctual, such as six sixes, or ends with numbers such as 10086 and 95588;
4) The reply 0000 cannot be sent, indicating that the other port number does not exist;
5) The reply to 0000 indicates that the business of * * Company has not been customized, indicating that the port number is forged;
6) There is no such record in the address book provided by the operator.
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