Error 23 SMS not Delivered sender Blocked by Intended Recipient

Introduction:

Error 23 SMS not Delivered sender Blocked by Intended Recipient. Error message “No SUBSCRIBE_TOKEN_ALLOWED” was sent by the intended recipient and the receiver doesn’t have the SUBSCRIBE_TOKEN set on his/her mobile device.

If the message was sent through a web browser, it must have been clear to the sender that the receiver has not subscribed to SMS.

Retrieve SUBSCRIBE TOKEN from Notifications section and check if SUBSCRIBE TOKEN is present for that recipient.

Remove any old SUBSCRIBILE tokens from Notification Center settings and add new token to your device’s Notification Center. SMS error should now be resolved.93 Your Solution Returns Successfully.

A common issue when sending an SMS from an iPhone is that the recipient may not download the message.

It could be a person who has completely blocked the sender or it could be that the recipient is using another platform for sending messages such as Facebook.

In order to overcome this problem, we will have to send an error 23 SMS using Intended Recipient and then block that recipient. for 7 days.

The error 23 is as follows:

Error 23, this message was sent to the recipient’s mobile phone address, while they were on the go.

Please check with your carrier to see if there are any restrictions in place and if you have any questions please contact us at [email protected] How To:

Set up blocked or rejected messages using Intended Recipient step by step:

Check to see if your mobile carrier has a block list for incoming text messages.

If you are on a wireless network, it is likely your mobile phone will have one as well.

These phones usually come with an “unblock me” option that allows you to set up the recipient in your contact book.

In the past I’ve used this method and it worked great, but now I want to use Intended Recipient so that the SMS message doesn’t get sent until after I arrive at the remote location instead of being sent immediately.

You can set Intent. ACTION_VIEW in your application manifest to have this code run. This will give you a way to receive messages as well as allow others on your network to read them.

Even if you don’t want email, this is still a good idea for anyone who travels or does business online but has public wireless networks at their locations.

What message comes up when you text a blocked number?

Texting a blocked number can be a problematic task for most of us. We often feel frustrated because we can’t reach the person who we need to talk to, or after sending a text message and waiting long enough, it reaches the other party. But what happens when you call a blocked number?

I think that everyone knows how frustrating and embarrassing this task is. That’s why, I created the Dialia app which is a text-to-dialer that helps you solve this problem at no cost.

In fact, Dialia works with pretty much any phone system and even has an SDK which lets developers use it as a plug-in on their websites (and apps).

It may be annoying to you, but for a lot of people, the same thing happens on their phones.

According to research conducted by the global mobile advertising company, IHS Markit, in 2015 most people in US used their phones at least once when they needed to contact someone.

When they were in a bad mood or “need some help,” they always turned to texting instead of calling.

This is because texting has become more common and convenient (especially for young people). Nowadays, texting is often used when you need contact information or services.

In marriage counseling programs and relationship advice online sites that offer tips on how to solve problems with your spouse “helps” people all over the world by sending text messages which can be read by someone who doesn’t speak English with them (a person who doesn’t know what language the person being counselled speaks).

 

Why are my SMS messages blocked?

The most commonly-used blocking mechanism for SMS messages is to ask the sender if he wants to receive them again. There are yet other reasons that might be given as ‘not relevant’ by the user, such as:

Too much competition between the numbers of available messages

Too many choices in the message inboxes

Bad network connectivity or internet slow down (because of a roaming session)

And so on. The message of each user is unique, so implementation is always complex with regard to building a good blocking solution based on user behavior and requirements.

It depends not only on technical architecture but also on common sense and personal preferences in order to achieve an optimal result.

In addition, over time different blocking solutions can change their behavior together with the corresponding mechanisms for updating messages and implementing them in some kind of notification system.

How are SMS messages blocked?

We can’t send or receive them because we don’t have an SMS account. This is because of our phone companies’ strict network use guidelines.

If we want to send a message to someone, the carrier will have to block it first by telling us that we are not supposed to be on their network.

Often times the spammer can get around this by using a service like Hotmail or Yahoo Mail that allows him/her to bypass the limitations imposed by the carriers.

People can prevent these limitations and protect themselves from these scams.

Also mentions various ways that you might be able to do this (such as signing up for free e-mail accounts, having your contacts receive messages on your cell phone, etc.).