In today's digital era, the way we communicate has seen a profound shift. Where once the sound of a ringing phone was common, the quiet buzz of a text message notification has taken precedence. Texting now dominates, reflecting a departure from the traditional reliance on voice calls to a new
Short Message Service (SMS) remains a crucial communication method, bridging gaps in a world where technological reach varies. Its ability to send short texts without needing the internet has made it indispensable, especially in areas where the digital divide is more pronounced. Originally designed
The New York State Thruway Authority is cautioning residents about an emerging scam involving duplicitous SMS texts concerning unpaid toll fees. This alarming notice comes on the heels of the state's switch to a cashless toll system, which uses cameras to capture license plates and E-ZPass
The Situation The Sri Lankan Postal Department has issued a warning to the public about an ongoing financial scam involving text messages. These fraudulent messages claim that recipients have parcels that need clearance and request payment of fees. The Scam Victims receive sophisticated SMS
