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I'm in the UK and many years ago I was working for a US company over here. (This happened in 2000 so my memory isn't 100% on it) One of my managers asked me t
by _Understated_ 8y ago
I'm in the UK and many years ago I was working for a US company over here.
(This happened in 2000 so my memory isn't 100% on it)
One of my managers asked me to call him at home (either in the US or Canada) and when I dialled, I was hit with a message along the lines of "I do not accept unsolicited calls" before I got through to him.
Now, this is the hazy bit, I am sure it asked me to press a key to continue.
Assuming I'm not talking nonsense here, how hard would it be to have a service like that where the message asks you to type in a number it reads out in order to continue: It would wipe out the current generation of robocalls immediately.
Like popups and tracking blockers, it would obviously start an arms race but it would at least be a start.