Startup provides a guardian for spam's next target: Your cell phone - Haaretz - Israel News
Startup provides a guardian for spam's next target: Your cell phone - Haaretz - Israel News
I wish these guys all the best. I tried for about 3 years to sell a service that would combat mobile SPAM and met with the same feedback on a regular basis - see table below...
| Operators: | We don't need such a service. If anyone on our network steps out of line we just chop them off. |
| Aggregators: | Our margins are so thin we couldn't possible add an extra charge for SPAM protection. Besides, our clients aren't asking for it. |
| Big Brands: | We would never even THINK of sending SPAM to our trusted customers! |
| Small Brands: | Who us? Just what are you implying? |
| Associations (MMA, DMA, MDA) | We have a detailed code of conduct prohibiting SPAM and all of our members strictly adhere to it. |
| Consumers: | You bet! - Bring it on! - Anything to get the SPAM to stop. Wait - pay for it? Nah - it's not that big of a problem. |
In the end, that seems to be the over arching message. It is just not a big enough problem to warrant a solution.
But back to my original point. Best of luck to these new guys on the block.


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