How does the iPhone know when an iMessage has been read?
Read Receipts only work with iMessage, not SMS text messaging or MMS photo/video messaging.How do read receipts get sent? When you receive a message, if your device has read receipts turned on it sends the iMessage servers a minimal amount of data: that the message was in fact read on the recipient's end. This gets pushed to the sender and they see the receipt under their last sent and read iMessage in that conversation. When you send a message, if the recipient's device has read receipts turned on it will do the same process on their end and you'll see when they read your message.When do read receipts get sent? When you read an iMessage in your Messages app, a read receipt is sent to the sender if you have read receipts on; it will also send this message if you expand an incoming notification banner to read the entirety of a message or if you have Siri read the message to you. However, it will not mark as read if you view it in Notification Center or if you have message previews on and see it in the notification either in a banner/alert or on the lock screen.What about "Delivered" receipts? With both iMessage and SMS/MMS messaging on an iPhone, messages you send out will be marked "Delivered" once sending is complete. For SMS and MMS messages, this means your phone has sent it to a cell tower and the network has begun transmitting it; it has not necessarily been actually delivered to the device of the recipient. With iMessage, the "Delivered" receipt should only appear on your device once one or more of the recipient's iMessage-compatible devices with the service turned on receive the message; they may not see it on their screen yet, but their device is downloading the message from Apple's servers. (Delay can be noticeable with photo or video messages more than with text) Once delivered, your recipient still hasn't necessarily seen the message or even gotten the notification yet... whether you are using iMessage or traditional SMS/MMS messaging.
Why some recipients don't receive the WhatsApp broadcast message but can receive normal messages when I chat with them?
How Broadcast To Unknown Numbers | Thandora AppYes it fact that you dont have the respected broadcast number saved in your mobile or the opposite owner wouldn’t have saved your number this was the actual thing of not receiving your messages.But i have heard about an application which can broadcast your post or any message to unknown numbers which makes your business aware off.Thandora Application which is visible in PC, Desktop, IOS & Smart phones is used to exihibit your business activities gets broadcast to the selected state or country you want to show off.
What happens if I sent an email to a no one used email address?
When you send email to an unused domain, the DNS (name) lookup will fail and the local mail agent will send you an error message by email.When you send mail to an unused account at a working domain, the remote mail agent will send you an error message by email. It may keep a copy of the message, but typically will not.If a domain has a "catch all" email address account, the message will be quietly ingested without error and delivered to the "catch all" mailbox. You will never receive an error.I have a domain that is similar in spelling to another one and I periodically get mail for users on that domain. Because I am a nice guy, I forward them along. However, if I chose to ignore them, the sender would have no idea why their mail was not delivered since they would get no error message.
How can I send a telepathic message to someone I love?
Don't listen to those narrow-minded fools who say telepathy and other paranormal skills are not possible--they are probably only using ten percent of their brains, while I have no doubt that you are using eleven or even twelve percent of yours. In fact, I had a very strong feeling that I'd find a question like yours here, even before I even got online--how can they explain *that*, if paranormal powers aren't real? . Before we begin it's crucial to point out that contrary to popular belief, words and sentences can't be used in telepathic messages; only images or feelings, such as thinking that a cup of coffee would taste really good right now, or maybe an image of you in a bikini. . So, to send your telepathic message, first stand up and rotate your body so it's facing the direction you want to send the signal. Then, put both hands to the sides of your head, with the fingertips in contact with the temporal area, with the palms cupped forward to as if forming an antenna. Next, scruch your face up real tight with your eyes closed, as if you're concentrating really, really hard. Then send your telepathic message. Visualize the message leaving your head, traveling across the astral plane, and then entering the third eye of your recipient. . To prove your success, wait a few hours in case transmission isn't instantaneous, then ask your loved one whether he had the feeling this morning that a cup of coffee would taste good, or if he had imagined you in naked or in a bikini. If he did, then congratulations! You're a practicing telepath! . One more thing: if you know how to tune your brainwaves to 7 Hz, which it's well known is the frequency used for telekinesis and for contacting alien UFO mother ships, you might be able to send words or short phrases. It will take you years if not decades to master this advanced skill, though, so don't listen to nonbelievers who tell you you're just wasting your time. Just keep practicing, several hours a day, until you get results. . Remember always to use your powers for good and not evil. Start beaming nuclear disarmament ideas into the heads of world leaders, for example. Good luck! . .
Why aren't my Facebook messages being delivered?
Your account’s features could be blocked:-When Facebook’s AI considers your activity on Facebook is unacceptable and is against Facebook’s Terms and Conditions and/or community standards, it blocks your account’s features. This has happened to me multiple times over the years. These limitations are usually for hours in the beginning, but the more often these warnings occur, the longer time the block is implemented.Facebook servers might be unavailable:-I notice this issue atleast once every month when I cannot read my news feed, I basically can’t do anything on Facebook for a few hours. This could be annoying, but is temporary and no big deal. It’s usually not an issue from your side.The recipient might have blocked your profile or just messages:-This point is quite self explanatory.You could be removed from a conversation by someone:-If you’re in a conversation, and people in that conversation don’t feel comfortable with your account being there, or if they’re just a troll … they could remove you from a conversation and that’s pretty annoying at times when someone is trolling you.If your recipient’s account has been compromised, disabled, locked, or deactivated:-If the recipient’s account has been compromised or disabled, it means they broke Facebook Terms or Service or community standards, which is why their account was temporarily(sometimes permanently too) terminated. There’s no way to contact them via Facebook unless they unlock their account by clearing the verification process or create a new Facebook account. If the account is locked, it means someone entered an old password and chose to lock the account when given the option. The recipient’s previous messages would be unavailable in this case too. They could also choose to deactivate their account, which means their account would be no longer contactable and available for anyone until the person wants to reactivate it.They have set a privacy to not let everyone send them a message or friend request.Some celebrities and famous people do this in order to get rid of spammy messages. However, sensitive, narcissistic, and emotionally weak people might do this. It’s completely justified and if they don’t want just about anyone to be able to message them, it’s their right to stay alone and safe in an online world. However, if they message you first, then you’ll be able to have a conversation with them.Thanks for reading my answer.
Is there a law against threats made over the Internet?
yes.. it is a felony to threaten others over the internet, just like it is by letter, over the phone, or in person.. it is harassment and it is a serious situation.. the FCC, local police,FBI..they all take this very seriously and will investigate and prosecute
Correct use of radio verification lingo : over, rodger, copy. out?
That type of radio jargon is used by the military, however it is rarely used in civilian law enforcement or public safety radio communications. In order to integrate many different agencies in the event of a major incident (like 9-11) the Federal Government has developed an incident command system. Radio talk has been put into "plain speak". before, lots of different radio jargon was used by different agencies. Some used the Apco 10 codes, other made up their own 10 codes, and some used the 'signal' codes and others used military radio procedures. But, by using plain speak, every body can understand each other. In military usage, when you have finished your transmission and expect a reply, you say "over". When you acknowledge affirmatively, you say "Rodger". When you say that you can hear the other party, you say that you "copy." Or, if you want to ask if they hear you, "Do you copy?" When you have finished your message, and expect no reply and intend to go off the air, you say "out." You can't say "Over and out." Over means you want or expect a reply, and "Out" implies that you are "hanging up." So you wouldn't say "give me an answer, but I am not going to listen"
What is SSL? (Secure Sockets Layer)?
It's actually called 'secure socket slayer' and it is a particularly nasty little virus that attacks and slays the secure socket inside your computer, this will result in your computer spontaneously combusting at any time.
Is it possible to completely delete every trace of an email exchange?
NO The reason is the servers that handle the mail between you and someone else. Each server that handles the email retains a copy, and then there are routine backup evolutions where the server and ALL of the contents are backed up. THAT is how people get caught, the authorities go to the server backups and recover copies in that manner. Sure, YOU deleted the copy in your SENT folder, and they deleted the copy from the INBOX, but all of the places in between STILL have a copy. A better thing to do is use encryption and encrypt a file (created and edited on a floppy or removable disk so nothing ends up on the local hard disk.) and then pass that along as an attachment. That way, all of the copies that are out there are useless without the decryption program and key. I use PGP (Pretty Good Privacy, look it up). Whenever you use any email on the internet, it is the same as using postcards. Anyone who handles it can read it. PGP essentially encloses the postcard in an envelope that you can't see through. I encrypt ALL of my "important" business, and the rest, such as the weather outside, I leave as is. No one is going to spy on MY business. The people I do business with also use encryption, for the exact same reason, privacy. No one has any business reading MY business email... and another thing, do NOT use a computer from your employer. Your employer has access to anything and everything you DO on THEIR computer. Which is why you use a floppy for the encrypted file that you edit elsewhere...