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Robocall crackdown helping, AI technology may pose future challenges - Vimarsana News

Robocall crackdown helping, AI technology may pose future challenges

Robocall prevention experts say it’s progress, but fear AI technology could make remaining robocalls and texts more dangerous for consumers and harder to identify.

Source: koaa.com
Report: Fraudsters sent 225 billion spam texts in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Report: Fraudsters sent 225 billion spam texts in 2022

Americans received an estimated 225 billion spam texts last year, a 157% increase over 2021 according to spam call blocker Robokiller. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman shares how federal regulators plan to tackle this emerging issue and tips to keep your money safe when a suspicious call or text comes your way.

Source: nbc29.com
Report: Fraudsters sent 225 billion spam texts in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Report: Fraudsters sent 225 billion spam texts in 2022

Americans received an estimated 225 billion spam texts last year, a 157% increase over 2021 according to spam call blocker Robokiller. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman shares how federal regulators plan to tackle this emerging issue and tips to keep your money safe when a suspicious call or text comes your way.

FCC proposes record $300M fine for 'auto warranty' robocalls - Vimarsana News

FCC proposes record $300M fine for 'auto warranty' robocalls

FCC which stands for Federal Communications Commission has proposed a $300 million fine for auto warranty robocalls. This happens to be the largest penalty to be imposed by the organization against unwanted calls.

Authorities warn of online holiday scams - Vimarsana News

Authorities warn of online holiday scams

Text messages threatening to delete your Amazon account for "suspicious activity" unless you verify personal information within 48 hours are among this season's sneakiest online holiday scams, authorities warn.