Where can I find the SMS intercepted by Samsung mobile phone?

SMS intercepted by Samsung mobile phone can be found in the interception/spam SMS function of mobile phone. On Samsung mobile phones, there is a function called "blocking mode" or "spam messages", which can help users filter and block spam messages or unwanted information.

When the interception mode is turned on, users will not receive messages judged as spam by the system, and these messages will be automatically intercepted and stored in the interception SMS box. To find these blocked messages, you can follow the following steps:

1. Open the SMS application of the mobile phone.

2. Click the menu button in the upper right corner, or find the setting options at the bottom of the screen.

3. In the setting options, find and click Block Settings, Spam or similar options.

4. After entering the interception setting interface, you can see the storage location of intercepted messages, usually the "Interception Message Box".

5. Click "Block SMS Box" to view the blocked SMS messages.

It should be noted that the specific operation steps may be different for different Samsung mobile phone models or system versions. Therefore, if you can't find the intercepted SMS according to the above steps, I suggest you refer to the user manual of your mobile phone or find the relevant operating instructions in official website.

Extended content: The function of intercepting SMS by mobile phone is to help users filter and prevent the arrival of spam messages and improve the experience of users using SMS. By setting appropriate interception rules, users can avoid being disturbed by spam such as advertisements and scams, and at the same time, they can find important short messages faster. In addition, the function of intercepting short messages can also help users to protect their personal information and avoid clicking malicious links or replying to unsafe short messages. Therefore, it is very beneficial for users to understand and correctly use the function of intercepting short messages.