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Why won't it change things? My team was responsible for implementing STIR/SHAKEN at a large Telco. Customers could, in the future, block calls for which the num
by yellow_lead 5y ago
Why won't it change things? My team was responsible for implementing STIR/SHAKEN at a large Telco. Customers could, in the future, block calls for which the number is inaccurate (B/C attestation). If you get a call from a number, you should be able to know the number owner actually made the call. Then, robocall laws could be enforced, since you can actually find the responsible party from the number that dialed you.
- viraptor 5y ago> block calls for which the number is inaccurate Numbers are relatively cheap. The scams will just get a bit more expensive to run, but getting a block of thousands of provably-correct numbers is trivial. Especially if you're going to return them in a month after they're burned for spam purposes.