Handcent SMS definitely helps to prevent SMS to MMS conversion, it has such an option.

Originally Posted by martian

Hi! Im using the new galaxy s2 h
owever, this phone has a korean provider which doesnt allow me to send sms more than 80 bytes. This t provider always convert the message into mms so they can get more money from customers. Please help me remove ts provider in my phone..

If you remove provider, phone will not send/receive calls/messages till you get a new provider.

You should not need to enable anything. In the Stock standard Messaging on my SGS2 the count just above the Send button counts down from 160, if you go over it starts again at 160/2 meaning 2 SMSs will be sent. Don't know how Sam142000 makes it convert to an MMS?

The only way the standard SMs converts to an SMS on my device is if;
- You attach some file or contact etc. by hitting the paperclip or
- hit menu, more, add a subject line to the message

If yours is misbehaving I suggest you talk to your carrier - there may be some setting they have that conveniently defaults to MMS because they are usually cvost more!
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Hi! Im using the new galaxy s2 h
owever, this phone has a korean provider which doesnt allow me to send sms more than 80 bytes. This t provider always convert the message into mms so they can get more money from customers. Please help me remove ts provider in my phone..