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Highlight four circumstances for using the short message service (SMS) to communicate.

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- When there is need to save on cost
- Where the parties are both literate
- When there is need to have immediate feedback
- If both the sender and recipient have phones
- Where there is need for evidence
- Where there is need to store information for future reference
- Incase the message is to be given to several people
- If the sender wants to be brief and straight to the point

sharon kalunda answered the question on September 5, 2019 at 13:15

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