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   by shoeu89n34nst 9y ago

   What's particularly infuriating about this is that the phone company knows which numbers it owns. It can tell if a call coming in from another provider is spoofed to a number it owns and block it, but they don't currently do that.
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   by shoeu89n34nst 9y ago

   So how can the phone company not backtrack to figure out where the call originated? They know that at a specific time they connected a call to your number. If the call didn't originate on their network, don't they know whose netwo
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   by shoeu89n34nst 9y ago

   They lay it out in English before laying out the legalese here: http://www.nomorobo.com/pages/privacy Some highlights from the legalese: > 1.2 Data Privacy. You understand and agree that some of your call informatio