What if iPhone keeps receiving spam messages? How to solve

I have never been to Macau, and I have never been to a casino. Why does iPhone receive several messages about Macau Gambling Festival every day? Just then, by the way, I asked my friends with iPhone, and as a result, they returned a message every second, saying that they could receive several messages a week. So how to solve this problem?

First of all, let's take a look at the routines of these spam messages:

Macao betting SMS

The source of these short messages is either a string of numbers starting with +63 or some strange emails, and the point of these short messages is that the people who receive these spam messages are all Apple phones. Because these news are all through Apple.

The instant messaging software IMessage launched by the company is different from the short message service launched by operators. Users only need the data support of WiFi to complete communication. This also happens to give

I bought these spam messages and a protective suit, which made people unable to find the source.

We now know that spam messages come through iMessage, so only three measures are needed to solve it easily. You won't lose by choosing one of the three moves, and you won't be fooled by using one of the three moves. Please come and see which three tricks are when you pass by.

The first trick: turn off iMessage.

Close iMessage

First click "Settings", enter "Information", and then turn off the top iMessage function. This function is very convenient for Apple users, because using iMessage to send messages between iPhone only requires traffic, while using SMS requires 0. 1 yuan.

Step 2: Turn on Filter Unknown Senders.

Filter unknown senders

This method is the same. Click "Settings", enter "Information", and then turn on the "Filter Unknown Recipients" function, so that you won't receive spam messages outside the address book.

The third measure: delete the email contact information.

Delete e-mail contact information

Enter the "send and receive" information settings, delete the email contact information in iMessage contact information, and only keep the mobile phone number, because most spam messages are pushed by users' mailboxes.

Summary:

In addition to the above three practical and simple methods, there are jailbreaking and downloading third-party interception applications (completely unnecessary), or reporting to Apple (not completely solving the problem). In a word, spam messages are a little annoying now, so it's better to solve them completely. In addition, now people often chat on WeChat, and the messages are used less and less, so turning off the iMessage button won't have much impact, will it?