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Galaxy WatchIf you are using Samsung Messages on both your phone and watch, the messages are synced and would be showing in both apps. Unless, for some reason, your watch has a completely separate number that is not paired with your phone's number - which is not likely, as you would have had to fight with your carrier to do that. That is the only way a message will go to only your watch and not the phone. As for who is responsible for the spam coming through, that would be the spammer (and the aforesaid carrier for not pairing your watch properly).
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Galaxy WatchAll messages have been from different telephone numbers. None of those numbers are blocked on my phone. I never sign up to receive txt notifications from any businesses. I always have both my phone and watch on me (anything more than 12' apart and Bluetooth drops). Both devices share the same phone number. Txts from legitimate senders display on phone and watch alike. Spammers do not have the capability to send msgs just to my watch.
As I'm writing this, I just got another one! It's from 'Trevor', who's apparently struggling with over 20k in debt. ARRGH!!
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Galaxy Watch@Haybound Is your watch an LTE version? If so, are these messages being sent to your watch's phone number?
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Galaxy Watch@Haybound Since your watch is LTE and you have service, your watch and phone both have unique phone numbers. Your carrier links your phone's number to your watch's number so any text or calls coming to your phone also reflect on your watch.
What you are seeing is that someone is sending messages to your watch's number. If your carrier can't block text messages incoming to that number, maybe they can provide a different number for your watch.
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