>It does keep a log… of caller IDs. The problem isn’t the volume of data, it is that the system isn’t setup to authenticate callers so you can’t tie a spam call to any persistent identity to block
Except the system is set up to authenticate callers[0] and that's been in place (at least in the US) for almost a year.
That it hasn't been as effective as it should be is another issue, but the technology exists and is (or should be) in place as specified by the law.
Except the system is set up to authenticate callers[0] and that's been in place (at least in the US) for almost a year.
That it hasn't been as effective as it should be is another issue, but the technology exists and is (or should be) in place as specified by the law.
[0] https://www.fcc.gov/call-authentication