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This doesn't help when it's so common to spoof caller-id. The telco industry has blown any trust we can put in this information. [I just learned that the FCC i
by kabdib 5y ago
This doesn't help when it's so common to spoof caller-id. The telco industry has blown any trust we can put in this information.
[I just learned that the FCC is considering not allowing calls made outside the US to be spoofed as numbers originating inside the US. I thought that was the whole point behind STIR/SHAKEN, silly me].
- mytailorisrich 5y agoIt does help because you can call back if you recognise the number (which defeats spoofed caller ID) or call the number published. There's not really any alternative to calling a trusted number.