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If you want to invent crypto for irl conversations, OK sure. Go ahead. But the core of this issue is that people are getting spammed by robot dialers because di
by NewJazz 2y ago
If you want to invent crypto for irl conversations, OK sure. Go ahead. But the core of this issue is that people are getting spammed by robot dialers because digital identity in the context of a phone number is a figment of the FBI's imagination. Completely opaque to laypeople.
- llamaimperative 2y agoIt has nothing to do with phone numbers. If your child or spouse or parent called you in distress from a random phone number, there are countless believable reasons they could offer for it being from a random phone number, and no you're almost certainly not going to say "ya sorry not talking to you [child/spouse/parent] unless you call me back from the phone number you claim to have lost/broke/had seized."