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WAP_PUSH_SI (hack concern)

Discussion in 'GENERAL Wireless Discussion' started by KevinJames, Feb 8, 2016.

  1. KevinJames

    KevinJames WA's 1st retired mod
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    The last 3 mornings I've been waking up to find what appears to be the start of a new text message. The sender is supposedly me and I'm addressing it to "WAP_PUSH_SI" There is no message in the content area. I try to delete the message and it won't delete. So I remove the recipient and then back out of the new message, leaving a completely blank new message. But when I back out, the message is still there in the list. Anyone else experiencing this?

    (P.S. Yes, I know that WAP stands for Wireless Access Point. My concern is how is this message being created during the evening?)
     
    #1 KevinJames, Feb 8, 2016
  2. KevinJames

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    #2 KevinJames, Feb 8, 2016
    JFB and charlyee like this.
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    Well, at least it doesn't sound like a hack concern, more like an annoyance.
     
    #3 dmapr, Feb 9, 2016
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