Mobile vs Desktop: How Do You Read Commsrisk?
The pandemic affected how people read Commsrisk, but not in the ways you might expect.
Calls with STIR/SHAKEN C-Attestation Now 5 Times More Likely to Be Robocalls than Unsigned Calls
The centerpiece for the US strategy to reduce robocalls has been corrupted to a mind-blowing extent.
Why Massive Political Bias in Email Spam Algorithms Is Problematic for Free Speech More Generally
Academics at North Carolina State University proved Google, Microsoft and Yahoo have biased email filters.
Another Bad US Proposal Wants More Punishment for Telcos Instead of Punishing Robocallers
The FCC wastes time on bad data from biased lobbyists when the universal answer to crime is to punish the criminals responsible.
Barbados National ID Will Be on Mobile Phones
Government minister Davidson Ishmael also spoke of a comprehensive plan for digital transformation that will see Barbados turn its capital into a smart city.
The Complete TV Mini Series of the RAG-Subex Survey
Four different experts from Subex gave RAG TV their interpretations of the RAG-Subex survey of revenue assurance, fraud management and cyber security professionals.
In Defense of Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook
Facebook has failings but this is not because it is new and unfamiliar technology. Its problems stem from a much older source of lies and mistakes: the vices of human beings.
Why Are US Child Abuse Stats Used In a UK Government Campaign Against E2E Comms Encryption?
Serious policy goals like child protection deserve a serious commitment to objective facts.
New Data Shows Big Flaw in STIR/SHAKEN Is Now Even Worse
US calls with B or C grade authentication are three times more likely to be nuisance robocalls than calls with no authentication.
Belgium to Introduce Automated Blocking of SMS Messages
A new law from Deputy Prime Minister Petra De Sutter is focused on improving communications services for consumers.