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These statements are not in conflict. The first one is helping readers in the U.S. recognize what the jargon "SMS shortcodes" refers to. The second one is let
by pohl 13y ago
These statements are not in conflict. The first one is helping readers in the U.S. recognize what the jargon "SMS shortcodes" refers to.
The second one is letting the reader know that they do not need to be wary of every smartcode they see.
- babuskov 13y agoFrom the text I'm pretty sure that the author does not understand how "SMS shortcodes" are assigned. Thus, he cannot explain it to others properly. If malware is installed on your phone, you do not get to see the code (unless you have Android 4.2, which is only about 6% of the phones). The point is not to install the apps. from unknown sources, even if they look like a well known application.
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]