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Until this service becomes so popular that the robocallers start deliberately working around it, I think you may only need a 1-digit PIN. I've had a service fro
by wrs 7y ago
Until this service becomes so popular that the robocallers start deliberately working around it, I think you may only need a 1-digit PIN. I've had a service from the phone company on my landline for decades that just makes an unknown caller dial a 1 before my phone will ring, and it continues to nearly eliminate spam calls. So the 1-digit PIN can just be a "1".
- davidajackson 7y agoRandomized "Enter X to be connected" with 0-9 is a feature several people have requested. I agree that you can probably cut most with just that.
- RL_Quine 7y agoSo, a captcha :)
- moralestapia 7y agoA soundcha ?