Are your clients sick and tired of robocalls and call spam? If they complain about receiving unknown and spoofed numbers throughout the day, it’s because these calls disrupt meaningful work and can lead to both financial and reputational losses. In US and Canada, the STIR/SHAKEN frameworks are available especially for such cases.
In today’s digital age, telecommunication plays a vital role in almost every aspect of our lives. However, along with the numerous advantages, there are also potential risks and challenges that need to be addressed. One such challenge is the issue of caller ID spoofing, where malicious actors manipulate the information that is displayed on a recipient’s caller ID screen. This deceptive practice often leads to fraudulent activities and an increased level of distrust among consumers. To combat this problem, the telecommunications industry has developed a revolutionary solution. In this article, we will delve into the basics of Stir/Shaken, explore its technical aspects, discuss its impact on businesses, and take a glimpse into its future.
Do you answer the phone when someone calls you from an unknown number? If you are like 81 percent of Americans, you likely won’t. People ignore unknown numbers for a variety of reasons, but the general worry is there’s either a robocall or that the person on the other end will try to scam them. And this is where the STIR/SHAKEN framework comes to save the day. Learn more about the latest strategies used by scammers and how VoipNow & Hubgets can help you outsmart them.
