Each operator has proposed anti-harassment measures. Are they really effective in preventing frequent harassment?

Thanks for the invitation!

The major operators have indeed taken measures to prevent harassing calls. I have to say that this is a good thing. I believe you have received various marketing calls, sometimes several a day. There are even more than a dozen calls that were answered because they were not marked and did not know whether they were important calls, but they turned out to be marketing calls, which is very annoying. The best thing for operators to start dealing with this problem is to deal with it at the source.

But is it really effective?

In the opinion of the young author, the effect is there. For example, the author has a mobile phone card that has been used for several years. Every day, I receive many sales calls, whether for loans, credit cards, buying houses or investments. It is indeed too many .

There have indeed been a lot fewer harassing calls since China Mobile started to rectify them, but the harassment calls made by mobile phones are still not eliminated, and there are still frequent sales calls. However, the author has made almost no harassing calls made by landline phones, which shows that there are still some harassment calls. Useful.

But there is a new problem, that is, the operator's reminder text message. The harassing phone call turns into a harassing text message and is sent by the operator. When the operator automatically blocks a harassing call, it A text message will be sent to the mobile phone immediately. I very much suspect that China Mobile is advertising itself. Since it has been intercepted, please stop sending text messages. I am also annoyed when I receive the text message.

In general, the three major operators have begun to achieve initial results in governance. I hope that some details can be improved.