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How many calls are you actually getting? Even if it's one a day, who h seems extremely high, is it really that much effort to lose the 5 seconds it takes to ans
by goguy 7y ago
How many calls are you actually getting? Even if it's one a day, who h seems extremely high, is it really that much effort to lose the 5 seconds it takes to answer and hang up straight away?
- apollo_ 7y agoanecdotal: I've been getting 2-5 spam/scam calls per day. I cancel any incoming call that I don't recognize or am not expecting. The alternative is disruptive (leaving my desk, finding an empty conference room, answering, etc). The interruption costs far more than the time it takes to resolve.
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- Piskvorrr 7y agoDepends. At some point, I was getting one about every two hours. Got a call rating/blocking app then, and hey presto, they all get blocked automagically. Machine v. machine: fatality! Apparently word gets around, as even the attempted calls decreased after about a month. (And yes, I would probably be juggling significant state at the usual calling times; pushing and popping all that is far more than 5 seconds, even if that were completely lossless)