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Singapore does this. Any message that comes from an unregistered sender show up on the phone with “Likely Scam” as the sender name.
by JSR_FDED 4mo ago
Singapore does this. Any message that comes from an unregistered sender show up on the phone with “Likely Scam” as the sender name.
- steve_taylor 4mo agoThe Australian one will label them as Unverified. Personally, I'd prefer them to be blocked. If it's important and legitimate, they'll register.
- wizzwizz4 4mo agoThere are good reasons to allow unregistered telecommunications. If you don't like it, you can always block it your end; given that we can all expect many other people to do the same (and it'll likely be a feature built into many phone operating systems), the social pressure you're after still exists.