What should I do if I am bombarded by SMS verification?

If you are bombarded by SMS verification code, you can take measures such as reporting spam messages, contacting mobile phone operators, blocking SMS messages, and calling the police.

1. Report spam messages: You can report spam messages to relevant state departments to protect your legitimate rights and interests.

2. Contact the mobile phone operator: You can contact the mobile phone operator and ask them to help stop sending short messages.

3. Block SMS: SMS sent by strangers can be set in the mobile phone to avoid being harassed by spam messages.

4. Call the police: If the content of the short message involves illegal and criminal acts such as fraud, you can call the police and ask the police for help. If you are bombarded by SMS verification code, you should take timely measures to safeguard your legitimate rights and interests. At the same time, we should also pay attention to prevent similar behaviors and strengthen our awareness of self-protection.

Methods to prevent short message bombing

1, protect your mobile phone number: don't give your mobile phone number to strangers easily, especially online; At the same time, it is necessary to change the mobile phone number regularly to reduce the risk of being bombarded by SMS.

2. Install anti-virus software for mobile phones: Anti-virus software for mobile phones can detect and remove viruses and malicious software in mobile phones to protect the security of mobile phones.

3. Don't click on suspicious links at will: Don't click on the links of strangers or suspicious websites at will, especially those that need to enter your mobile phone number or verification code.

4. Update the password regularly: update the password regularly, including the mobile phone unlock password and the application password, to reduce the risk of being attacked.

5. Don't use weak passwords: Avoid using simple or common passwords, such as 123456 and password. To increase the security of the password.