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I'm annoyed that origin spoofing (i.e., falsified caller ID) is not blocked by the telecoms. It seems like it would be easy enough to do if mandated by Congres
by nokcha 9y ago
I'm annoyed that origin spoofing (i.e., falsified caller ID) is not blocked by the telecoms. It seems like it would be easy enough to do if mandated by Congress. And for incoming calls from foreign networks, at the least they could identify it as a non-US number.
- colejohnson66 9y agoBecause there are legitimate uses for caller ID spoofing
- nokcha 9y agoThe only legitimate use is setting it to another number that you own. It would be relatively easy for telecoms to allow this but block all other falsification of caller ID.