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I hope they use something smarter than caller-ID, since the provided source number is almost always fake, generally generated to be the target's area code or a
by DrScump 10y ago
I hope they use something smarter than caller-ID, since the provided source number is almost always fake, generally generated to be the target's area code or a neighboring one.
I get a lot claiming to be from my mobile's area code and prefix... which was originally allocated as mobile only.