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Putting aside any discussion of Pai's motivations and political considerations, is there a reason that carriers wouldn't want to eliminate these robocalls? Are
by the_watcher 8y ago
Putting aside any discussion of Pai's motivations and political considerations, is there a reason that carriers wouldn't want to eliminate these robocalls? Are the spoofers paying the carriers? It seems like any carrier that figured out how to effectively eliminate (or even reduce) them would have a massive competitive advantage until the others caught up, right?
- asdff 8y agoThat would require cost sunk into innovative engineering, while the business model of telecoms is stasis at best and anticonsumer practices at worse.
- monocasa 8y agoCarriers do still pay n cents a minute for calling->receiving carriers, so the receiving carrier has a financial incentive to keep the robocalls coming.