Android or using Do Not Disturb on
iPhone.
To stop spam calls and report telemarketers, you can join the National Do Not Call Registry.
To screen and block spam calls, you can also use your phone carrier or download a third-party app.
Robocalls just won t go away. Try as you might to ignore the ring of telemarketers, the spam always seems to return, no matter what you do.
While the Federal Communications Commission has beefed up its own policies around spam and robocalls, it s still mostly on you to stop these annoyances.
Whether you have an iPhone or Android phone, here s how you can block spam calls and robocalls for good.
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You can stop spam calls and robocalls by blocking numbers on Android or using Do Not Disturb on iPhone.
To stop spam calls and report telemarketers, you can join the National Do Not Call Registry.
To screen and block spam calls, you can also use your phone carrier or download a third-party app.
Robocalls just won t go away. Try as you might to ignore the ring of telemarketers, the spam always seems to return, no matter what you do.
While the Federal Communications Commission has beefed up its own policies around spam and robocalls, it s still mostly on you to stop these annoyances.
Mary Carney
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Despite the commitment, talent, and expertise of thousands of health care workers, the number of Coronavirus cases in Pennsylvania recently surpassed 818,000, with upwards of 5,000 to 10,000 new cases in the commonwealth being reported every day. Hospitalizations are on the rise and health care facilities, especially in rural communities which are home to 27% of the state’s population, are scrambling to meet the growing need for qualified nurses.
LTD Broadband Taps Aviat Networks for Key Role in Rural Broadband Network Expansion
High-speed wireless backhaul systems support middle mile broadband network connectivity and fiber redundancy in RDOF rollout
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AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Aviat Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: AVNW), the leading expert in wireless transport solutions, today announced that LTD Broadband, an internet service provider (ISP) and top recipient in the US government s Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF) auction with a total of $1.3 billion in funding, will deploy Aviat s WTM 4000 microwave and multi-band platform systems in its network middle mile and for fiber redundancy. The company has already deployed these Aviat systems in its current network, which delivers high-speed connectivity to commercial and residential subscribers in Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas, with other states in planning as part of the co
LTD Broadband was the biggest winner in the FCC s recent Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF) auction, and will use products from Aviat Networks to meet its RDOF obligations.