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On a related note, if you start an SMS with "!", then the leading exclamation point will be stripped, and a delivery confirmation SMS will automatically be sent
by smitop 7y ago
On a related note, if you start an SMS with "!", then the leading exclamation point will be stripped, and a delivery confirmation SMS will automatically be sent (not sure if it's from the mobile network or the receiving phone). This makes it possible to send zero-character SMSes.
- alexilliamson 7y agoHa! I respond to texts with a single "?" a lot of times, so it's funny to know that they're getting a blank text
- dustfinger 7y agoThat is interesting. I will try that out later today.
- franga2000 7y agoHuh, just tried it and the ! got through. Could be network- or encoding-specific?