Future iPhones could automatically detect nuisance callers using spoofed phone numbers

Malcolm Owen, Apple Insider:

Published on Thursday by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Apple’s patent application for “Detection of spoofed call information” proposes a system where an iPhone or other mobile device could perform checks on a call to ascertain if it is genuine, then either warn the user of the problematic call or prevent it from disturbing the phone user at all.

This is a pretty interesting read. Seems like Apple is on to something here. God bless ’em if they can reduce the scourge of spam calling.



One thought on “Future iPhones could automatically detect nuisance callers using spoofed phone numbers”

  1. Just read this moments after receiving my fourth spam call of the day on my iPhone. Three of them left messages.

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