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A network shouldn't allow a $20 prepaid cell phone to spoof numbers. Give it one number, if it starts spamming it can easily be blocked.
by ikeboy 7y ago
A network shouldn't allow a $20 prepaid cell phone to spoof numbers. Give it one number, if it starts spamming it can easily be blocked.
- michaelt 7y agoYes, my $20 prepaid cell phone would only have one number, and would be blocked after my friends report the robocalls. But whence comes the $1000 my friends are now owed, for the calls made before their complaints were filed?
- ikeboy 7y agoI specified the fine would be for spoofing that broke the laws. That would eliminate spoofing, which would make it much easier to identify where the bad calls are actually coming from.
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- bobbydroptables 7y agoStating the obvious: you won't be able to buy a $20 burner without an ID and deposit if it can cause your carrier to incur a $1000 fine.
- downrightmike 7y agoYeah, a fail2ban would be great. Bell labs ushered in a lot of our infrastructure, it isn't like baby bells haven't been involved in the ecosystem that creates these tools, it looks like they aren't willing to lose any traffic.