What does it look like to send text messages with black hair pulled by apples?

Apple's short message with black hair shows that the short message failed to be sent, and the other party did not receive the short message and did not respond.

1, SMS sending failed: If you keep seeing SMS being sent or unable to send, it may mean that you have been hacked by Apple.

2. The other party didn't receive the message: Even if your message was successfully sent, if the other party didn't receive your message (and you are sure that there is nothing wrong with the other party's phone number), it may mean that you have been hacked by Apple.

3. No response: The short message you sent may not respond, and there is no message error, which may also mean that you have been hacked by Apple.

Iphone SMS has been hacked, and the SMS sent in the past will only show the delivery. If you want to remove the blacked-out status, you can contact Apple's official customer service, explain the situation to Apple through official channels, and request to remove the blacked-out status.

Method of setting SMS blacklist for iPhone

1. First, we need to add the number in the blacklist to your address book. Yes, it must be added to the address book first.

2. Open the address book and click the+sign in the upper right corner.

3. Enter the SMS Blacklist and the number you want to add, and then click Finish in the upper right corner.

4. Open "Settings", find the "Information" item (probably in the lower-middle position), and click to enter. Locate the "Blacklist" item (possibly in the lower-middle position) and click enter.

5. Click "Add", and then you will enter the address book and select the newly created "SMS blacklist" contact, so that all the numbers of this contact will be added. If the blacklist number has been added, it will not be added repeatedly.

6. If you change your mind or add the number to the blacklist by mistake, please click "Edit" in the upper right corner of this page, and then delete the number from the blacklist according to Apple's operating habits.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia -iPhone.