China Telecom shuts down Flash Message (Caller ID Card) service [April 29, 2025] actual test

Apr 29, 20259

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The author discusses issues with receiving unwanted "call cards" or promotional messages on their Apple phone with a China Telecom SIM card. After trying to disable these calls without success, they found a solution by calling customer service at 4008000114 and requesting to turn off the call card service. They express frustration that the originally useful emergency SMS service has been misused by domestic telecom operators.

Using an Apple phone, the SIM card is from China Telecom.
Flash messages, or level 0 messages, color printing, caller ID cards, etc., are like the one below.

I often receive calls with similar caller ID cards, and after pressing close, the call just hangs up directly, making it impossible to answer. When I called customer service at 10000, they also didn't know. So I searched again for how to turn it off, specifically for Telecom users.

Dial: 4008000114
Transfer: 1-1

After connecting to a customer service representative, just tell them you need to turn off the caller ID card service.
Originally, level 0 messages were supposed to be used for emergency information dissemination, allowing users to quickly receive urgent information about disasters, earthquakes, etc., but this good feature has been abused by domestic operators!

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