John J Miller
Posts: 13 +3
For those that remain uninformed...”nomorobo.com” and YES the tools already exist. nomorobo blocks most robot calls plus it has the ability to add numbers not in their database
Why does he even bother? The ability to block all calls not on your contact list is already baked into android and iOS.
I'm pretty sure blocking all calls not on your contact list is a terrible idea if you're most people. If you're getting a call related to a doctor's appointment, it's not going to come from a number on your contact list.
He has to attempt to do a good deed after he screwed us all.
No. This is ignorant and short sighted at best.Why does he even bother? The ability to block all calls not on your contact list is already baked into android and iOS.
It's amazing people dont google how to block this stuff themselves, it takes all of 10 seconds.
The only counter against that "argument" needed is: not everyone can afford to block unknown numbers.
Think before you assume.
What a LOT of people do not know is that FCC rules dictate that any call initiated by anyone, even if voice-over-IP, have to be processed and delivered to the called number, no matter what or when or where it came from. I, like everyone else get calls from numbers that are not valid working numbers, as proved by calling that number back. I used to be a wireless switch tech before retiring in 2013. What I am seeing now is a failure by the wireline and wireless companies to do a validation check on any number hitting their switching centers before being processed and passed on to the next step in the path. The hitch in that is when someone spoofs a valid number with a computer and an over-the-air sniffer radio receiver.You can bet the originating phone companies will be against this since it will cut into their profits.