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Re:FCC finally starts tackling America's robocall scourge by lumost on Wednesday April 14, 2021 @12:15AM (#26802870)
my text messages recently surpassed 5 spam messages per day. In the not too distant future my phone will cease to serve any useful function related to being a "phone".
Re:FCC finally starts tackling America's robocall scourge by dylan604 on Wednesday April 14, 2021 @12:40AM (#26803004)
my phone did that when the phone became just an app on a device in my pocket. the only reason i have a phone number is you can't get a cell signal to a phone like device without one.
Re:FCC finally starts tackling America's robocall scourge by skinnymuch on Wednesday April 14, 2021 @09:00AM (#26806446)
I haven’t gotten spam sfuff on tablet SIM card numbers. Not sure if calls even work on those. You could try that. Don’t need to have the sim in a tablet of course.
Re:FCC finally starts tackling America's robocall scourge by dylan604 on Wednesday April 14, 2021 @10:42AM (#26807740)
hmmmmm, now that is interesting. However, my luck, I'd get flagged as not abiding by some agreed to, by use, contract/ToS for using a tablet SIM in a non-tablet device as defined by some lawyer to avoid this very thing.
Re:FCC finally starts tackling America's robocall scourge by skinnymuch on Thursday April 15, 2021 @04:23AM (#26817610)
Yeah it’s not supposed to be allowed. I’ve been told by a T-Mobile employee on Reddit and discord (big community for T-Mobile lol) that they aren’t going to do anything usually.

My cousin in HS runs her family’s tablet SIM card in an old iPhone and runs ads to make a dollar a day. They end up using close to 100 GB a month.

The other carriers could be stricter.

Maybe something to check up on a bit. But not a big deal regardlsss hah.

I get you about the bad luck