简短描述： 我在双SIM精选的电话中使用了JellyBean。我正在使用Go SMS软件也使用了标准消息。我发现它很明显，没有知道收到SIM的这种功能。
详细问题： 我正在使用在Jellybean中运行的XOLO A1000双SIM单击。我正在使用两个SIM卡，一个是Aircel，另一个是Airtel，在印度是两个不同的服务提供商。
在我的收件箱（SMS的线程）使用Messaging App或通过Go SMS应用程序，所有SMS都由发件人存储。现在我的问题是当我收到一个新的垃圾邮件短信时，我无法知道SMS被发送到的SIM卡。到我的SIM1或我的SIM2。两个应用程序都没有显示任何标记以区分该。我甚至检查"消息详细信息" 它不包含目标号码详细信息。
如果我需要提交垃圾邮件，这很重要。任何帮助都感激不尽。这是基本必需的功能，但我想知道为什么我无法帮助自己，我甚至抛弃它，没有找到任何东西。
Short Description: I am using JellyBean in a dual SIM featured phone. I am using Go SMS software also standard Messaging also I used. I find it peculiar to know that there is no such feature to know to which SIM an SMS was received.
Detailed Issue: I am using XOLO A1000 Dual SIM phone which is running in JellyBean. I am using two SIM cards one is by Aircel and another is by Airtel who are two different service providers in India.
In my inbox (threads of SMS) either using Messaging app or by Go SMS app all SMS are stored by senders. Now my problem is when I receive a new spam SMS I am not able to know to which SIM that SMS was sent to. To my SIM1 or to my SIM2. Both the apps doesn't show any marking to distinguish that. I even checking 'Message Details' it doesn't contain destination number detail.
This is important if I need to file complaint against spamming. Any help will be much appreciated. This is basic required feature but I wonder why I am not able to help myself, I even Googled it and found nothing.
底层问题在于这些应用程序是假设的，因此，总是只有一个目标号码（即，只有一个SIM）。 Android不会正式支持双模SIM卡。来自stackoverflow：
Android双Sim卡API
......双SIM卡功能可用但未记录，因此不会正式支持。据说它并不意味着它不会是可用的，这意味着Android不容易支持[该]功能。
也，
双sim卡Android
当前的Android平台没有支持多个SIMS。为此定制了一个具有此类支持的设备，因此您需要获取该设备制造商的信息，以便他们必须与其交互的任何设施。
第三个问题甚至专门向构建一个应用程序的应用程序，这可能是由于这个原因的可能性。所以，它听起来听起来像一个合理的期望，而没有官方支持或开发人员的API，我不会指望许多应用程序来解释两个目的地号码。
从消费者的角度来看，这意味着我们在制造商处于Marthy of Marky开发与两个SIM卡一起运行的应用程序。不幸的是，它听起来像你手机的股票消息，这是不适合这项法案的。尝试到达XOLO。
The underlying problem here is that these apps are assuming, rightly so, that there will always only be one destination number (that is, only one SIM). Android doesn't officially support dual SIMs. From StackOverflow:
Android dual SIM card API
...the dual sim features are available but not documented and hence not officially supported. Having said that it doesn't mean that it will not be usable, it just means that android is not liable to support [that] functionality.
Also,
Dual SIM card Android
The current Android platform does not have support for multiple SIMs. A device with such support has been customized for this, so you will need to get information from that device's manufacturer for any facilities they have to interact with it.
A third question was even asked specifically about building an app for dual SIM handsets that has gone unanswered, likely for this reason. So, while it sounds like a reasonable expectation, without official support or APIs for developers to use I wouldn't expect many apps to account for two destination numbers.
From a consumer perspective this means that we're at the mercy of manufacturers to develop apps that function correctly with two SIM cards. Unfortunately it sounds like the your phone's stock messaging app isn't fitting this bill. Try reaching out to XOLO.
Well, At last I found the answer keeping @t0mm13b as inspiration. The problem is on the Messaging app and Go sms app. So I had to find out a suitable app for my need. Youni SMS is one such and it is working so great. It is clearly marking as sim1 or sim2 for every SMS received and sent.
由于Android似乎没有简单的方法来获取此信息，您是否查看了从您的运营商中从手机账单中获取消息信息？
我不确定所有运营商是否这样做，但是在我使用的运营商上，如果您收到完整使用记录的"详细" 账单，它将列出所有传入的时间和日期和电话号码文本。有时，这些信息也可以通过运营商网站访问。如果您的运营商支持此类详细账单，则应容易与您的手机记录与手机上的消息之间相关联。
Since Android doesn't appear to have an easy way to get this information, have you looked into getting the messaging information from your phone bill from your carrier?
I'm not sure if all carriers do this, but on the carriers I've used, if you receive a "detailed" bill with complete usage records it will have a list of time and date and phone number for all incoming texts. Sometimes this information can be accessed through the carrier's website as well. If your carrier(s) support such detailed billing, it should be easy to correlate between the phone records from your carrier and the messages on your phone.