A standard telephone bill provides a record of calls made and data used. It typically includes the date, time, and duration of calls, as well as the numbers dialed. However, the actual content of SMS or MMS communications is generally not included on the bill.
Consumer privacy regulations and technological limitations are primary reasons for this omission. Legal frameworks often restrict the collection and storage of communication content. Furthermore, the sheer volume of text message data would make its inclusion impractical and costly for telecommunication companies. Historically, itemized billing focused on connection time and usage, not message content.