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Google has an idea to prevent phone scams, but it'll mean allowing its AI to listen in on your calls
(www.businessinsider.com)
this post was submitted on 15 May 2024
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I already have a system where, if someone calls me, it's probably a scam.
If they leave a voicemail then its more legit but yea same here. I'd rather not have my phone calls be used as AI training.
That's how I know it's real. If they don't leave a message they don't care enough. The only people I want to talk to are like my doctors offices. My friends and family text and message.
One of the greatest moments in my life was when I was a young adult and realized I could just ignore someone at my door and leave them standing there. I didn't invite your ass to just show up so fuck right off.
Phone calls too. You better ask via text or something first if you expect me to stop what I'm doing to listen to your bullshit. Voicemail? Oh no, I never completed the setup so you can't leave a message. So sorry!
Uninvited visitors are the real world version of a pop up ad. They get zero consideration from me
my system is if you're not in my contacts my phone doesn't ring.