Can I still see the content after the SMS is intercepted?

After the message is intercepted, you can still see the content of the message.

On the one hand, short message is a kind of telecommunication service that comes with digital mobile communication system. It is a non-real-time and non-voice data communication service to transmit text or digital short messages through the signaling channel and signaling network of mobile communication system.

SMS can be initiated by mobile communication terminals (mobile phones), SMS platform servers of mobile network operators, and network service providers (including ICP and ISP). ) interconnected with the SMS platform of mobile operators.

On the other hand, although sending and receiving point-to-point messages through mobile terminals occupy the mainstream position, fixed telephones, PHS and the Internet are becoming new tools and carriers. At the beginning of the development of short message service, the sending and receiving of short messages started from the mobile phone, and finally went to the mobile phone, passing through GSM network /CDMA network, short message center and other network elements. With the emergence of short message on demand and customized services, mobile phones, internet sites and short message value-added service systems can send short messages to each other. Internet site and short message value-added service system have become new network elements, while GSM/CDMA network and short message center still maintain the core position of short message network.

At the same time, voice short message is a value-added service that users use telephone or computer terminal to send voice short messages through voice short message platform (telephone or website). Voice short messages can leave messages to your relatives and friends by recording voice, or send wonderful voice short messages to send blessings and happiness to your relatives and friends. Voice short messages enhance users' interactivity and entertainment, and make users' communication more distinctive.