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Indeed! Merely requiring that CallerID be authenticated will do little. If they also add large fines for spoofing, with strong & rapid enforcement, that may a
by toss1 8y ago
Indeed! Merely requiring that CallerID be authenticated will do little.
If they also add large fines for spoofing, with strong & rapid enforcement, that may at least reduce the onslaught of 'neighbor spoofing' calls.
They also need to add large fines with strong & rapid enforcement for violating the Do Not Call list.
With this, there might be the basis for a set of apps allowing users to add numbers to blacklists that then just get routed to the bitbucket.
It should be done at the network level by Verizon/AT&T, etc. let us subscribe to and augment the blacklists.