Disconnecting Twilio Would Have Been a Disaster; How Do We Stop Illegal Robocalls Pushing Us to the Brink?
Everybody would be better protected if callers are routinely associated with Legal Entity Identifiers (LEIs).
Everybody would be better protected if callers are routinely associated with Legal Entity Identifiers (LEIs).
Some of the supposed victories of General Paul Nakasone, boss of the NSA, may now damage his credibility with Republicans.
US supporters of a one-size-fits-all approach to authenticating voice calls face the twin obstacles of German culture and trials of a rival technology by Deutsche Telekom.
Like other countries, the UK is taking an Australian-style approach to nuisance calls in preference to the faltering strategy of the USA.
We need groups like the Global Solutions Council to seek a working consensus on how to make international phone calls safe.
The YouMail Robocall Index counted 5.5 billion robocalls in October, enough for every American to receive 16 unwanted calls each.
There is no point in adding signatures to calls unless you also plan to use them to drive bad actors out of the telecoms ecosystem.
You can fire Americans, hire replacements somewhere cheaper, and disguise where they are, but eventually somebody pays a price.
Do we want real solutions to the problem of spoofed robocalls? Or do we want sales propaganda followed by excuses for failure?
The success of STIR/SHAKEN has lain just over the horizon for four years in a row.