Mark,
I well understand what you are talking about.
First of all, this is NOT new. Issues like this still exist;
not all have been resolved. There will always be loopholes!
Look at junk emails/spams that pop up onPCs! Therefore,
iMessages are not alone.
Part of this problem is due to
IMHO, this issue is a bit more complicated than just legislatures being
to lazy to act. How much control of our internet and our text messaging
to we want to give to our government? Freedom and lack of legislation is
what has made the internet and the world wide web what is it today.
On
hi chris and all,
we should be totally in control of the internet and our text messages. also our
detales should remain private and not sold to company's to use.
best si
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The following information is important for all members of the viphone list. All
new members to the this list are
Hello All,
This is for all iOS iMessage users.
Yesterday, I posted about what to do if you are an A T T customer and you
receive unwanted SMS SPAM.
Now of course, in iOS 7.x, you can block the offending sender of incoming
SMS messages be they standard text messages or iMessages directly from
Incidentally, I am indeed a T-Mobile customer using an iPhone 5.
DJ
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