The information fee for this method is the same as the cost of a regular SMS. It has been tested on S40 devices and works, but tests show it is ineffective on S60 and domestic phones. The specific steps are as follows: Open the menu → Messages → Message Settings → SMS → Message Center → Add Message Center → Center Name: enter anything, e.g., 'a' → Server Number: enter the recipient's phone number → Center Number: this is the SIM card's center number (if you don't know it, dial 10086 and press 0 to ask a customer service representative) → Save → Return → Select Message Center → Choose the center name you just entered 'a' → Setup complete. Create a new message → SMS → Recipient: enter something starting with '+@'; specific operation: press the * key once, then hold the # key, the input method will switch to English, press the * key again, then select @. Here, you can enter anything (except Chinese) as the recipient; it does not affect the final recipient of the message. The actual recipient is the aforementioned 'Server Number,' i.e., the person receiving the message. The displayed number will be the one you entered as the 'recipient,' e.g., +@13800138000, and the recipient will see the number as +@13800138000 → After entering the recipient, press the down navigation key once, the phone will prompt 'Item has been added,' at this point 'Title' will appear → the title field can be left empty, in the message field enter the content you want to send and it will be sent.
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I remember there is a software that can also change voices, simulate sound environments... and so on
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