COThe article discusses the issue of unwanted spam calls in Colombia, noting a 21% increase in such calls during the first half of the year. It warns that manually rejecting or hanging up on these calls can inadvertently signal to automated systems that the number is active, potentially increasing the frequency of spam calls. The expert suggests users register with the Lista Robinson database to opt out of commercial communications and activate built-in spam blockers on their phones. These measures could reduce up to 80% of spam calls. The article also recommends using specialized apps like Robokiller and Nomorobo, as well as requesting removal of phone numbers from data broker sites.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about spam call prevention without overtly favoring any political ideology. While it highlights a growing national issue, it does not take a partisan stance on broader policy solutions or governmental action. The recommendations provided are practical and non
