About Us

SMSPulse is an independent awareness project about SMS bombing and call bombing. We explain what they are, how they work, what damage they do, and how an ordinary phone user can shut them down.

Why this site exists

Search for an SMS bomber and you will find hundreds of pages promising to flood someone else’s phone. Most of them are dead links. Many are scripts that quietly harvest the number you type. Almost none of them explain what happens to the person on the receiving end, or what that person can do about it.

We built this site to fill that gap. Instead of a tool that attacks someone, we publish a simulator that shows the attack on a mock phone screen. You see the messages stacking up, the notification counter climbing and the battery draining. Then we show you exactly which settings stop it.

What you will find here

  • Two browser simulators. An SMS flood simulator and a call flood simulator. Neither one sends anything to anyone.
  • Explainer articles. What SMS bombing is, how a request loop works, how it differs from ordinary spam, and why it is legally risky.
  • Protection guides. Step by step instructions for Android and iPhone, for silencing notifications during a flood, and for getting your operator to filter your number.

Our position on misuse

We are not neutral about this. Repeatedly flooding someone’s phone is harassment and in most countries it is a criminal offence. Our simulators are built so that they cannot be turned into weapons. They have no backend, they contact no messaging or telephony service and they store no numbers. Every page that describes how flooding works also carries the warning and the defence.

How we work

  • Every guide is written in plain English and checked against current Android and iOS menus where possible.
  • We correct pages when operating systems change or when a reader tells us something is out of date.
  • We label advertising clearly and we do not accept payment to recommend a product or a service.
  • We do not require registration, we do not run a newsletter and we do not collect personal information. See our Privacy Policy.

Get in touch

Corrections, questions and suggestions are welcome. Email info@smsbomberprank.com or use the contact page. If you have spotted an error in one of our guides, please tell us which page it was and which device you were using. It helps us fix it quickly.