Transliteration of Secured SMS to Indian Regional Language
Krutika Jayant Sapkal, Urmila N. Shrawankar · Procedia Computer Science · 2016
SMS means conversing with others in minimal words which lead to a new SMS lingo. This reduces efforts for typing complete message. Today's devices lack the regional language keypad. If they exist people are uncomfortable with the keypads. Thus regional language messages are written using English alphabets which causes chaos when SMS lingo is used. This SMS language may vary, which leads to miscommunication. The message security is ensured by conversion of compressed message to its normal and transliterated form that helps decrypting SMS. The focus is on transliterating short form to full form, this work considers only Marathi language.