How do call recipients benefit from calls with and without SHAKEN validation? - what will they see and how will they know how to interpret it? Will only some phones be able to present the relevant info?
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How do call recipients benefit from calls with and without SHAKEN validation? - what will they see and how will they know how to interpret it? Will only some phones be able to present the relevant info?
by alan.percy@telcobridges.c Thu Feb 21, 2019 3:38 pm
Calls without an identity token will not be delivered with a "verstat" tag and depending on the endpoint device will not show a "Verified" icon or message. In the future, enterprise applications may choose to screen or reject calls that are not verified.
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