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the solution is easy: end unlimited calling. make unlimited plans $10/mo cheaper but start charging 1 cent for every call. legitimate companies and regular peop
by elvirs 8y ago
the solution is easy: end unlimited calling. make unlimited plans $10/mo cheaper but start charging 1 cent for every call. legitimate companies and regular people with normal usage will have no complaints but these charges will put robocallers out of business real quick
- jvagner 8y agoThe robocallers aren't calling from cell phones.
- elvirs 8y agodoesnt have to be a cellphone. they are connecting to the rest of the telephone lines somehow and do have get account to do it. Im pretty sure technicality of implementation is not that hard. Its the enforcement of something like this that people desperately need is close to impossible with the dysfunctional shit show called the government we have.
- jvagner 8y agooh, you're suggesting all calls are per-minute, including landlines and VOIP. realistically, wouldn't that logic extend to all the internet, we should all pay for traffic, to and from servers? i think "phones" are a dying tech, and proper legal constraints and controls on the tech we pay for would be easier. i don't see why i can't pre-approve callers, or limit inbound calls to my Favorites/VIP list. Treating phones like "telephones" is one of the problems, treating phones like tech would make solutions easier to implement.