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I'm not sure why you want to connect that fine to kyc-style behaviour. Just apply the first part and fines. Essentially "you pay the fine unless you can forward
by viraptor 3y ago
I'm not sure why you want to connect that fine to kyc-style behaviour. Just apply the first part and fines. Essentially "you pay the fine unless you can forward it to the entity that originated the call". That would solve the issue just fine.
Telcos already know where the connections come from and who to bill for what. Someone just needs to mandate it.
- acdha 3y agoI would structure that differently: the telco pays the fine immediately, but can collect with damages from the source. That ensures that consumers are compensated without delay and gives the telco a strong incentive to be serious about collecting and/or blocking anyone without a robust legal presence. Most of the problem goes back to the decision in the VoIP era that checking ID would slow revenue growth so that needs to be robustly corrected.