Summary
The app argues that the rule does not make sense because it could reduce protection for users who rely on those warnings.
Key Points
3 points1
The regulator wants to remove warning labels for phone numbers in the 140 and 160 series, which are often used for advertising and banking alerts.
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The caller‑ID app says removing these warnings could leave people more vulnerable to unwanted or fraudulent calls.
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The debate highlights the balance between reducing spam and keeping users informed about possible scams.
New Words to Learn
5 wordsregulator
the government body that creates and enforces rules for telephone services
spam
unsolicited or unwanted calls and messages, often used for advertising
promotional
related to advertising or marketing something
clearance
official permission granted by a government department
earmarked
designated or set aside for a particular purpose
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