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COMBATING ROBOCALLS TO ENHANCE TRUST IN CONVERGED TELEPHONY

Pandit, 2021

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Pandit S
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In absence of public details on how current phone security apps work internally, in this chapter we explore different approaches for building a phone blacklist. Specifically, we build five different blacklists using the four datasets described in section 3.2, and then evaluate …
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