The phrase "accidental message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a message that was sent unintentionally or by mistake.
Example: "I received an accidental message from my friend that was meant for someone else."
Alternatives: "unintended message" or "mistaken message".
But allowing your children to play with your electronic devices can lead to deleted contacts, accidental messages, loss of saved work or emails and even unwanted purchases.
Now that you're broken up, it's even more important that he knows about all of the cool shit you're "doing!" Here are some "accidental" messages that will give him the message that you are "totally fine" and doing "tons of cool shit" without him: "Hey Mathias, Is Friday our fifth date already?!" Let him know you're back in the game.
So many companies would be stoked to see conspiracy theories pop up like this around an accidental test message.
Send along that blank "accidental" text message to see if she'll respond because she's curious how it came to her inbox.
This was not intentional backward-masking (like might be used by a heavy metal group surreptitiously advocating devil worship) but accidental hidden messages that came perhaps from the subconscious of the singer.
I frequently talk about accidental text messages.
The change might be a little scary at first, and lead to a few more accidental pings about messages you definitely don't care about.
Michael Fertik, CEO of Reputation.com, which helps people manage their online reputations, says the accidental exposure of messages that were meant to be private happens "millions of times a day".
If this is actually an accidental but legit Facebook message, it points to the company yet again expanding its horizons to consider how and where it could enable communications between people beyond its core Facebook platform.
