EU may be stricter about enforcing, but I've also experienced it's very person-dependent. People who need to answer unknown callers for business reasons (small

EU may be stricter about enforcing, but I've also experienced it's very person-dependent. People who need to answer unknown callers for business reasons (small business owners, sales, etc.) get put on lists of "known active numbers" and may get multiple spam calls a day. Folks like me who can just ignore any unknown number & respond only if they leave a real voicemail, get FAR fewer (maybe 1 a month on avg). We tend to complain less about the issue (even if it is annoying & I still treat all unknown calls as spam by default). Also, if you own a google device, they're very good at IDing spam callers. I recently switched from Google to Samsung and get far more.