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No one seems to be discussing that when a spammer learns that your number is in active use, they add it to a list and sell it to other spammers, so you get a lot more spam (particularly robo-dialing).
This is a worse problem in countries with weak anti-spam enforcement for phones (cough - USA - cough).
I'm not aware whether spammers and scammers are using these message receipts to scan across random numbers ro build their robo-dial lists, but I would be surprised if they are not doing so.
If they are not already doing it, I guarantee they're working on getting it to work for them in an affordable and convenient-to-them way.
For that reason, I keep message receipts off on my devices.
Edit: If it's really only for your incoming messages, none of the above applies. I'm not going to go look that up for a rude Internet stranger. That said, I would be wary, I've only seen this as an "opt-in" setting where if you're getting receipts, you're also sending them.
Message receipts are issued by the network, turning them off only applies to messages sent by you.
Sorry if it sounds rude, but you didn't even read the post carefully, did you?
It does sound rude. Yes.
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