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I know the title might not make sense, but I received a call from Florida, I blocked it as I don’t know anyone from Florida, but there’s a check mark next to where it says the area the phone number is registered to
I’ve blocked and received many calls lately, but none have had this odd check mark.
Does anyone know why this is?
Caller Verification Services
Spoofed calls occur when a scammer temporarily hijacks a number to match the area code and prefix of the person's phone number being targeted. Current protection apps only block known scam numbers, not spoofed calls.
Caller Verification Services
Spoofed calls occur when a scammer temporarily hijacks a number to match the area code and prefix of the person's phone number being targeted. Current protection apps only block known scam numbers, not spoofed calls.
So numbers that are “verified” are from a legitimate source?
Check mark next to caller I’d area
