name: SMS
full_form: Short Message Service
context: The Location System Control Function is responsible for coordinating location requests. This function manages call-related and non-call-related positioning requests and allocates network resources for handling them. The LSCF retrieves a classmark from the UE for the purpose of determining a positioning method. The LSCF performs call setup if required as part of a LCS (e.g., putting the UE in a dedicated mode and obtaining Cell-ID). It also caters for coordinating resources and activities with regard to requests related to providing assistance data needed for positioning. This function interfaces with the LCCF, LSPF, LSBF and PRCF. Using these interfaces, it conveys location requests to the PRCF, relays location data to the LCCF and passes accounting related data to the LSBF.
description: The Short Message Service (SMS) enables sending and receiving short messages, usually up to 160 characters, between mobile devices. It's widely used for exchanging brief text messages, often for personal or informational purposes.
explanation: SMS is classified as a 'Service' because it provides a specific telecommunications offering: the exchange of short text messages. While related to technical aspects like protocols and network functions, SMS primarily focuses on facilitating message communication, making it a service.
section_title: 4.19	S
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