Error sending photo via SMS
SolvedHello,
Since yesterday, when sending photos via SMS, I get a notification: the message hasn't been sent because the service is not activated on the network.
This issue exists with 2 of my contacts (only, I think). If I send to others, it works.
I haven't had any problems sending MMS to these 2 people in the past.
I thought the problem was with my 2 friends (husband and wife), but if I send with my wife's phone, everything works fine.
Do you have an explanation?
Thanks, I'm lost.
PS I'm with Sosh and my phone is a Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro.
5 answers
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Hello,
Have you tried turning the phone off completely, waiting for a moment, then turning it back on and trying again?
Otherwise, it's often a saturated network, and on a Sunday it sometimes simply gets overloaded.
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@Ulysse5818
Sometimes it works later and that’s the mystery of Wifi or Bluetooth invented by a Sublime Lady as well as the transmissions for the military.
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Moderator
Hello
without conviction:
delete these contacts and add them again?
Could they have made a mistake and blocked you?
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@Ulysse5818
I will try to delete them and add them back.
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I deleted and recreated both, same punishment... as if they had blocked the reception of photos only from my phone... Is that possible?
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@Didi64_549
I have tried several, including those that have successfully reached their recipient.
I will try by just sending a link to photos.
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With the link, they can receive my photos, it helps out but it's still very very weird..
It might come back.
Thank you for the time spent and your help.
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@Didi64_549
But the problem is not solved..
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@Didi64_549
I have tried everything, deleting and reinstalling the app. I would like to remind you that only these 2 recipients are affected. Since it's a couple, I wonder if there's some manipulation on their 2 phones. The SMS works, only the photos don't go through.
On my side, I can send them to anyone.
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@Ulysse5818
Hello,
You can block the sending of MMS on your phone (the simplest way is to disable mobile data), but to my knowledge, you cannot selectively block the reception of SMS and MMS when this data (or Wi-Fi) is enabled.
Technically speaking and roughly, an SMS is phone-based, while a MMS is internet-based.
The most likely cause is that these MMS are being intercepted as Spam, not by the recipients, but by one of the two networks routing these MMS either at the start or upon arrival. It would be advisable for each party involved to check with their operator about what is happening.
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