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You can block callers in recent versions of iOS as well, but I think the majority of people who are going to be subjected to these calls are getting them on the
by joe5150 11y ago
You can block callers in recent versions of iOS as well, but I think the majority of people who are going to be subjected to these calls are getting them on their landlines. Blocking numbers at your phone service provider is never so simple.
- bediger4000 11y agonever so simple - ha, what an understatement. I've called Verizon over the "Rachel from Cardholder Services" robocalls. The chummy customer "service" rep claimed he'd never heard of anyone with such problems. He was shocked, shocked I say! to learn that robocallers actually send different caller ID numbers, so it's useless to try to block them. This whole robocaller thing is dependent on a lot of different things, all of them due to sluggishness or callousness on the part of service providers and regulators.