What do you mean by "super long message" on your mobile phone?

1。 Exceeding the short message length means that the number of words you can send a short message at a time can exceed the specified number of words, but when you send it, it is actually sent in the form of multiple short messages, and the mobile fee will be charged according to the corresponding number. If the receiver supports receiving long short messages, then only one short message will be seen when receiving (but if my mobile phone receives long short messages, it will ring several times, but there is still only one sound, which I think can be said to be a mobile phone BUG).

If he doesn't support the reception of long short messages, he will receive them in the form of several short messages when he receives them.

2。 Usually, if the mobile phone supports long SMS, when you enter SMS, the current number of words entered and the number of SMS sent will be displayed on the mobile phone! (Different mobile phones are different. For example, some mobile phones may only display the longest number of supported Chinese characters and the currently entered Chinese characters. )

3。 As for the number of words in each message, there are different opinions. I have tried mobile phones, and 70 is the first, 70+65 is the second, and 70+65+63= the third. Because my mobile phone only supports 168 characters at the longest, I know nothing about it! (Model: Alcate OT-t7 10)

4。 Personally, I think the reason why the number of the first article is different from the number of the following articles is that if the other party receives the text message separately, the words "to be continued" will be automatically added before and after the text message, while the first article will only be added at the end, and each article after it will be added before and after, and the words "all completed" will be added to the last article. Therefore, the number of short messages will be formed, and the number of words in the back is different from that in the front, which is beyond everyone's statement!

As for the exact explanation and data, it is not very clear. In short, these data are not far apart! We don't need to know that accurately. I think the data on the first floor is still relatively accurate!