[asterisk-users] IAX based war dialer
Don Fanning
don at 00100100.net
Fri Mar 6 16:03:10 CST 2009
> In Canada the do not call registry is useless since calls do not
> originate in Canada nor do the violators care if they are doing
> something illegal, Telcos could take this further and if a number of
> complaints are received about a call source, offer an opt-in blocking
> plan to throw those calls away, and simply answer them with a sorry you
> call is blocked since you have been blacklisted (just like known spam
> sources).
>
Why do people have inherent trust on Caller ID? Why are entire systems
built on the premise that Caller ID is legitimate data? The telco's
developed Caller ID as a service to satiate the customer's demand of knowing
who's calling before answering. The problem is that they don't pull from
the same database (CID is *NOT* ANI). Nor do they work at the same level
(CID == Inband delivery vs. ANI == Trunk Accounting).
Telco's already provide a service for blocking numbers that aren't on a
pre-approved list.
But the better answer is to actually *enforce* the laws *already* on the
books...
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