Re:FCC allows blocking traffic from robocall-friendly provid...
by lolinder on Wednesday August 02, 2023 @05:00PM
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I find that Fastmail's spam filters do a very good job of preventing these from ever reaching me. What provider are you using?
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Re:FCC allows blocking traffic from robocall-friendly provid...
by squeaky-clean on Wednesday August 02, 2023 @06:20PM
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They're talking about text messages. You can send a text message from an email address. For example "[email protected]" would send a text message to Jenny if she were an AT&T subscriber.
Re:FCC allows blocking traffic from robocall-friendly provid...
by lolinder on Wednesday August 02, 2023 @07:20PM
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Oh! I've never seen one of those at all, so I thought we were talking about email.
Re:FCC allows blocking traffic from robocall-friendly provid...
by r2_pilot on Wednesday August 02, 2023 @11:41PM
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I went through a massive campaign of explicit/sketchy/spam email-texts... Textra(SMS app) introduced an ignore feature that captured that thankfully after a few weeks of nonstop aggravation. My carrier would not disable that feature despite multiple requests(likely wouldn't know how either).
Re:FCC allows blocking traffic from robocall-friendly provid...
by squeaky-clean on Friday August 04, 2023 @11:02PM
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Yeah the first time it happened to me it was surprising and I looked it up. But now it's practically weekly. Most spam texts still come from regular numbers though. "hi /cars* compro/carros"