> Do you feel that telephone companies should take action when someone is using their services to harass a person In a functioning society, no. This power and

> Do you feel that telephone companies should take action when someone is using their services to harass a person In a functioning society, no. This power and responsibility belongs to the judicial system. > or using SS7 signalling to capture calls that aren’t theirs? If SS7 had a real security model, then carriers should enforce that security model. In cases where the protocol security does not help (many cases, AIUI), then I think carriers probably should be able to enforce correct use of the system. (The latter has nothing in particular to do with who the offending SS7 user’s customers are or what they’re saying.)