@Geee Sure if it makes people feel better or encourages the phone networks to change the archaic systems that allow this problem to exist but they are already aware of and do little about this global problem.
In reality reporting numbers that call from a few different digits to your own just puts some innocent person on a list and before long every number will be on that list and the whole system will be full of false positives and pointless. That's if it isn't already and why nothing has been done.
How annoying will it be when genuine calls/texts are rejected because people get spoof blocking and all our numbers have been reported previously? I guarantee that for every time someone gets a call saying "you rang me who are you?" at least one other person has already ignored and reported it for ringing them also. Then others ignore and report the curious people ringing back because they see it is a similar number. You see where i'm going with this? It's a catch 22 and the spoofers have already won because it is impossible to sort the wheat from the chaff. Reporting is nothing more than placebo for well meaning but misguided people plus it's a way for the networks to appear to be doing something!!
