Canadians targeted? Not true - gullible people connected to a phone line anywhere, and in any country, in the world are targeted. Canadians just as gullible (or not) as anyone else.
You do know that those phone numbers are fake right. The person you were talking to could literally be in any part of the world: phone numbers as caller id went out a long time ago so don't use that as a criteria. And many Nigerians (for example, n...
Blacklisting doesn't work and I would be surprised is any carrier actually provides it as a solution anymore. It is more of a placebo solution to make the customer "feel good" - like those pedestrian buttons to control traffic lights that are not ac...
You mean cancelling the sim? There is no "mark" on the device - the "mark" is on the Sim or e-sim portion of the device but even this "mark" is actually done on the service provider server not the device.
I don't think that blacklisting has worked (really forever in my opinion) - its too easy to subvert and is too much of a penalty on legitimate phone buying/selling transactions) and as far as I know it is no longer used by an major provider. Bottom ...
