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Why don’t US phone carriers give their users the ability to block foreign calls terminating in the U.S., at the telephony signaling layer? In almost no case do
by greyrouting 2y ago
Why don’t US phone carriers give their users the ability to block foreign calls terminating in the U.S., at the telephony signaling layer? In almost no case do I ever want to receive a phone call from a foreign country with a spoofed number. Nor do I think anyone in my family wants to either.
- smeej 2y agoI've assumed these were VOIP calls, not actual telephony calls from other countries.
- mrguyorama 2y agoThe same exact reason they are so slow to roll out new security features that would prevent things like caller ID spoofing: They get paid every time a scammer makes a phone call.