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Because the phone companies are not held accountable for facilitating it If they were this would have been solved yesterday
by hermes8329 5y ago
Because the phone companies are not held accountable for facilitating it
If they were this would have been solved yesterday
- ipython 5y agoAgreed. The joke is ultimately on them, though, as a new generation of people grow up and their only experience with the pstn is that every incoming call is fraudulent. What good is having a phone number at that point? It’s just a liability. Most likely the only reason a young person will ever have to interact with the phone system is to call 911 for emergency services. Ultimately the spam problem will kill the pstn as we know it.