Saving data from sms received to EEPROM

One little glitch to overcome and then my project will work.

I am trying to save a telephone number sent via sms to EEPROM, using Nano with m590 module.
everything works fine on the whole project except that the received sms string saves garbage to my EEPROM.

I have been fighting this glitch for a few full working days and tried different approaches to no avail.

Attached is a working summary of the part of my sketch that gets me as well as the results on my serial monitor.

It seems like so small a problem, but it got me stumped.

#include <EEPROM.h>
#include "SoftwareSerial.h"
SoftwareSerial MiSerial(A5, A4); //RX, TX 

  String B="";
  String Message = "";

  int telB = 32;          //EEPROM Address to put and get data
  int inByte = 0;        

  char inchar;            // Will hold the incoming character from the GSM shield
  char phoneB[11];        // length of string

void setup() {
     Serial.begin(9600);//serial monitor frequency
     MiSerial.begin(57600); //gsm frequency

//read data from EEPROM 

  EEPROM.get(32, phoneB);              // get tel number from EEPROM address 32
  Serial.println("Read from EEPROM when starting up: ");
  Serial.println(phoneB);              //print data read from EEPROM to monitor
  Serial.println();
  Serial.println("Waiting for SMS........: ");
  Serial.println();
// Start-up ================================================== 

     MiSerial.println("AT+CSCS=\"GSM\"");
     delay(1000);
     MiSerial.println("AT+CMGF=1"); 
     MiSerial.println("AT+CMGD=1,4");           // delete all SMS
     MiSerial.print("AT+CNMI=2,2,0,0,0\r");     //Blurt out all sms's   
}

void loop() {

  //If a character comes in from the cellular module...

  String Message = "";
 
  for (int l=0; l<4; l++)  {                  // Receive 4 times a '"' character before we can go on.
    do {
       while ( !MiSerial.available() );       // Wait till we receive a character.
    }
       while (MiSerial.read() != '"'   );     // As long as it is not a '"' we go fetch the next character.
  }
    for (int l=0; l<2; l++)  {                // Receive another two characters before we can read the actual message.
    while ( !MiSerial.available() );          // Wait till we receive a character.
    inByte = MiSerial.read();                 // Read the character, but do nothing with it.    
  } 
   
 // Now we are going to read the message.
     while(1)                                             
    {
        while ( !MiSerial.available() );          // Wait till we receive a character.
        inByte = MiSerial.read();                 // Store the character in inByte;
         if ( inByte == '\r' )                    // If we read an end of text marker we stop.
         break;
        else;  Message += char(inByte);           // Else we add the character to the Message String.
    }
     Check_Message(Message);                      // Go to subroutine
     Message = "";                                // Clear the Message afterwards.
     
}//=========end of loop==================================================

// Read message
void Check_Message(String M) {                 //this is the string read from sms
  
        Serial.println("Read string from SMS (M): ");
        Serial.println (M);                    // print the string from sms to verify
        Serial.println ();
        EEPROM.put(32, M);                     // put the string to EEPROM at address 32
        
        delay(1000);                           // wait one second for stability
        
        EEPROM.get(32, phoneB);                //get the string from EEPROM with different variable name
        Serial.println ();
        Serial.println("Read what was put in EEPROM: ");  //print data read from EEPROM
        Serial.println (phoneB);               // print the string from EEPROM to monitor  
        Serial.println ();    
         
         M = "";                               // clear the string for next round
         B = ""; 

         Serial.println("Waiting for SMS........: ");
         Serial.println ();
}

Serial monitor results:

Read from EEPROM when starting up:
a

Waiting for SMS........:

Read string from SMS (M):
"18/05/28,16:24:42+08"

Read what was put in EEPROM:
!

Waiting for SMS........:

Read string from SMS (M):
Hello

Read what was put in EEPROM:

Waiting for SMS........:

Read string from SMS (M):
1234567890

Read what was put in EEPROM:

Waiting for SMS........:

Read string from SMS (M):
1

Read what was put in EEPROM:

Waiting for SMS........:

You can not save a String object in EEPROM. The String is a pointer to some dynamically allocated memory, and not the actual characters of the message.

You need to convert your String to a character array, and save that in EEPROM.

General advice is not to use the String object because of memory fragmentation issues. Do you really need to use String objects instead of null terminated character arrays. With EEPROM use, you are going to need the character arrays anyway, so if you can work directly with them it will help.