Users are frustrated with the constant barrage of spam and telemarketing calls, which are not only annoying but also pose a significant threat to their personal and financial security. CallShield offers a robust solution by identifying and blocking scam calls, while also providing a simple and effective way for users to communicate with legitimate callers, thereby restoring trust and control over their phone experience.
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10.5
monetization potential
9
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7.5
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Raw Complaint Log
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Comment on: France to ban unsolicited telemarketing calls
You would think that of all the "great achievements" our current administration likes to boast about, they would put some serious TEETH into SPAM and telemarketing calls - - like prison time, and rabid enforcement. Everyone I know does not answer any live calls unless it's someone on their known "list", everything else is texting only. I discovered that when I respond to all unknown calls with "please text me", the spammers system won't take it and comes back with "error, invalid number" . . . then I know it's a scammer / spammer, and I block it.
But blocking them is useless because the next
Recommended execution roadmap for "CallShield: Scam Call Defender"
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Scope Core MVP
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