Not the ones you receive - but certainly they keep track of the number you send. They need to know if you exceed any free text allowance you have - so they can charge you for any sent messages over your limit. All sent texts are usually itemised on your bill !
Yes it can and if you open it and read it you get charged for it unless it was set by your cell phone carrier. If you do not want to receive text messages on your phn then you can call your carrier and have them blocked so you can't receive or send messages...just remember to get it unblocked if you add texting later.
a texting application on a phone to send and receive messages....
you probably do not have the correct phone or plan
You can receive text messages on a landline phone, but you cannot send them.
Nope. Not unless you, yourself, sends it.
no, airplane mode cuts you off from service, and you need service to receive text messages.
Once you register it with your provider, yes.
there are parental plans that show all messages sent and receive in their siblings cell phones.
The procedure to listen to a saved call will vary depending on the cell phone carrier. Usually, there will be an option for messages to listen to "saved messages".
If you choose the option to receive Email notification of messages, and your Email is coming to your phone, you will get an Email when a new message is received.
It could be the Sprint customer has shut off the ability to receive text messages.
Yes.