T스팸필터링

It is an app that helps customers who use SK Telecom’s ‘Spam Filtering’ supplementary service to use services such as checking, recovering, and blocking spam messages.

The T-spam filtering service smartly blocks not only spam texts, but also texts including smishing URLs with an intelligent spam blocking method, and users can change the blocking/allowing settings themselves.

1. Spam box

You can check the texts blocked as spam, and you can restore or delete the texts you need.

2. Block and allow settings

Through the blocking setting function, it is possible to register/delete blocked numbers, blocking phrases, and blocked station numbers, and messages containing registered numbers or phrases are additionally blocked.

Through the allow setting function, you can register/delete allowed numbers and permitted phrases, and you can set so that text messages from your acquaintances are not blocked by linking the address book.

3. Message blocking notification function

When spam text is blocked, you can check the blocking history in real time through the app push notification function.

4. Spam report function

Select spam messages among received SMS messages and report them to KISA (Korea Internet & Security Agency).

A simple report function is supported so that it can be used to regulate spammers.

5. Set up consent to provide financial security

The Financial Security Service provides consent setting function, which supports functions that can be used to block smishing URLs.

6. Check Chat Plus Blocking History

You can also check the history of blocking the RCS messaging service by adding the chat plus function.

- This application is available only to SK Telecom subscribers.

- Information usage fee and data usage fee are free.

[The following permissions are required when using T-spam filtering.]

optional access

-SMS: Message spam reporting function

-Address Book: Allow setting function to prevent address book numbers from being blocked

※You can use the T-spam filtering app service even if you do not agree to the optional access right.