People sometimes don't enjoy SMS because_______.

A．SMS also sends rubbish short messages

B．SMS violates their privacy

C．SMS does not consider whether people need it or not

D．SMS doesn't get people's permission to send them messages

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【题型】推理题
【解析】题干意为“人们有时并不喜欢短信服务是因为什么?”文章第二段谈到了这个问题，但我们需要将四个答案与原文逐一对比、逐一排除。B短信服务侵犯了人们的隐私，而从第二段第二句话可以看出是垃圾短信严重侵犯了用户的隐私，因此排除B。同样从最后一句话可以看出是发垃圾短信的人没有考虑人们是否需要垃圾短信，没有得到人们的允许就发垃圾短信，可以排除C、D。正确答案为A。

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A．SMS doesn't take measures to forbidden it

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