SMS Encryption
SMS encryption is a software feature that provides added security and privacy to text messaging. It is designed to protect the contents of SMS messages from being intercepted or accessed by unauthorized parties. With SMS encryption, the message content is transformed into an unreadable code before it is transmitted from the sender's device. This means that even if the message is intercepted during transmission, it cannot be understood by anyone without the encryption key. There are various techniques used for SMS encryption, including symmetric and asymmetric encryption. In symmetric
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