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Find out why my texts show two 'checks'!

ric025 -  
 phil -

Hello,

My question might seem a bit strange, but why do I have a double check at the bottom of messages in one of my SMS conversations and not in the others?
I'm not paranoid, but the person I'm talking to has a somewhat ... strange recent history. Anyway, can someone tell me more about it?

Thanks, everyone

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ric025
 

Hello,

Thank you for the response.

I haven't installed or configured anything. In fact, it only happens in one conversation, as I mentioned. Unless it's the person who set something up?

Thanks
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crooner76 Posted messages 368 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   53
 

Ultimately, it must be new; I have this too with some close ones but not with all! So it must be an update or it's indeed a read receipt from your contact!

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crooner76 Posted messages 368 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   53
 

No conspiracy
You must have certainly set up a read receipt, or installed an app like "Signal," and this icon says that your message has been read!
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phil
 

Hello

Is it possible to have some sort of "device identity verification" for the one sending the SMS?

I saw recently about emails, the one who wants to send an email to X simply can't do it unless they go through this verification, and furthermore, X must first add the correspondent to the authorized devices. That is to say, if X wants to do this verification, either over the phone or in direct face-to-face contact, X communicates their email to a recognized person and puts their device on the authorized list. Other devices not authorized by X cannot even make contact, even if they know the email address.

If this is highlighted in their messaging system, X can apply it to all their contacts. And everyone who uses the same messaging system as X had the same option at the same time.

If a similar kind of restriction has been proposed for SMS, there are exchanges between devices even before the messages are transmitted. The checks would just be a record of these exchanges between devices.

This is just a hypothesis; I've only seen it for emails so far.
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