Usually 10p
There maybe an additional fee for your message.
It transmits each packet in a multipacket message independently It supports interoperability between digital devices with different data rates
If you have AT&T, you can dial *3282# and receive a text message with data usage info (rates may apply).
"Standard data rates may apply" means that using a service, such as sending a text message or accessing the internet, may incur charges from your mobile carrier based on your data plan. If you exceed your plan's limits or if you're on a pay-as-you-go plan, you could be charged additional fees. Essentially, it alerts users that their mobile data usage could affect their billing.
-The size of the message -The complexity of the message -The importance of the message
Ethernet ports transfer data at rates up to 1000 mbps.
A faster device bandwidth can improve response time by enabling quicker data transfer rates between the device and the network. Smaller message sizes can also reduce response time as they require less data to be transmitted. Conversely, slower device bandwidth and larger message sizes can increase response time due to longer transfer times.
Message
Single Data Message Format
message
Encryption
Yes, if your phone plan pays for it then yes. Stanard text-message rates apply.