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re: Scam calls going wild
Posted on 2/1/24 at 3:21 pm to 9Fiddy
Posted on 2/1/24 at 3:21 pm to 9Fiddy
Haven’t seen that one but I got a text today claiming to be the US postal service holding a package for me.
I just had to click on the link and provide authorization codes after entering in some info… of course I did none of that.
Just a PSA. I feel sorry for older people getting scammed from these.
I just had to click on the link and provide authorization codes after entering in some info… of course I did none of that.
Just a PSA. I feel sorry for older people getting scammed from these.
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Posted on 2/1/24 at 3:22 pm to 9Fiddy
I’ve noticed a material improvement since I got the ATT active armor app. I think it’s like $4 / month.
Posted on 4/10/24 at 7:20 pm to 9Fiddy
iOS, Settings -> Silence Unknown Callers.
And use something like Robokiller. Since I was a kid, I'm a big proponent of just because a phone rings doesn't need to be answered. Text me, email me, but I've already warned you I'm not going to listen to VMs, but you leave one anyway.
I do love how my outgoing VM says specifically not to leave voicemails, but legit businesses continue to try to do it. On Verizon, I just didn't delete 7 year old VMs, so my mailbox was full. T-Mobile apparently has no limit, and I've spent two years trying to get them to disable VM capability completely, to no avail.
And use something like Robokiller. Since I was a kid, I'm a big proponent of just because a phone rings doesn't need to be answered. Text me, email me, but I've already warned you I'm not going to listen to VMs, but you leave one anyway.
I do love how my outgoing VM says specifically not to leave voicemails, but legit businesses continue to try to do it. On Verizon, I just didn't delete 7 year old VMs, so my mailbox was full. T-Mobile apparently has no limit, and I've spent two years trying to get them to disable VM capability completely, to no avail.
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