tower messages

Thank you for providing the link, Darko66.  I received nine messages, and for the most part they were random one or two sentence with no context.  Nothing indicated that they were robocalls or a "wrong number".  Two were personal,  and of those two, one was not a complete sentence.   I don't have access to them at. the moment, but the other was along the lines of, "Yeah, I told you that".  The syntax between those two was similar and gave me the impression they were snippetsextracted from one side of a conversation or chat. In other words, random chatter picked up by my device.

I'm not an engineer.  Don't know the answer.  So I'm posing the question.  If data can seep in, unintentionally or not, it's logical to conclude it can also seep out.  It happens is aerospace technology when equipment on earth picks up sound signals from other planets and stars.  Radio waves travel all around us.   My concern, therefore, is if, indeed, a breach exists is it a bi-directional leak?  That could be a game changer for me, and I'd appreciate a direct answer.  If my thought process is all wrong because I lack knowledge on the subject, great!  I'd be overjoyed.

 I will look for the message blocker mentioned at the link and research the forum to see if others are reporting the same problem, and try to find more info on the blocker.  Does it stop incoming and outgoing signals?

In the meantime, perhaps a rep from tech support will  perform his due diligence  and issue a statement of fact to reassure your customers.  I, for one, would greatly appreciate it.  Thanks again for posting the link.