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Nomorobo (http://nomorobo.com http://nomorobo.com) is great for this too on iOS. Fun fact about Aaron Foss, who started Nomorobo: In 2014 he was invited to tes
by gregorymichael 9y ago
Nomorobo (http://nomorobo.com http://nomorobo.com) is great for this too on iOS.
Fun fact about Aaron Foss, who started Nomorobo: In 2014 he was invited to testify to the FCC on his efforts to fight robocalling. To drive home the magnitude of the issue, he printed the anonymized call logs for the 15M calls blocked by NomoRobo, and bought the 25 boxes of printouts with him to the floor.
https://www.wired.com/2015/01/guy-found-way-block-robocalls-phone-companies-wouldnt/ https://www.wired.com/2015/01/guy-found-way-block-robocalls-...
- mmcconnell1618 9y agoNomorobo is $1.99 per-month per-device! Why should I have to pay for the phone company not being able to screen out caller ID spoofers. This is a failure of the phone company and the technology.
- heimatau 9y agoI agree, it is a little pricy. Cost comes down over time. I don't know of any other service that is doing this at the moment. I hope within a year or so, we find an open source solution to this.
- heimatau 9y agoIt's a bummer that it's a monthly service but $2 a month isn't bad to end the issue of robocallers. Thanks for the link. This is very helpful.
- LogicX 9y agoNice to see fellow TechStars Alum, Aaron's company Nomorobo mentioned. Aaron and his team work hard to have a strong service for those bothered enough to want a solution.
- CWuestefeld 9y agoI think the charges are just for cell phones. For my home VoIP phone with simultaneous ringing, the service is free.