[bradleyland]

> The problem is, in the current system, it's impossible to figure out who's doing it.

No, the problem is who is responsible for paying the fines. If the terminating carrier were responsible for paying robocall fines, this problem would be solved overnight.

But for some reason, the American people can't stomach this solution because we have a obsession with perfection in justice. The counter argument is, "The carrier isn't the one who is making the robocalls!" My POV is, that doesn't matter.

Unless carriers are obliged to participate in creating a network that supports compliance, law enforcement will always hit a brick wall when attempting to enforce existing laws. Carriers have been given _years_ to solve this problem, and in 2019 we're pitched STIR/SHAKEN... Seriously?

Make the problem more expensive than complacency and it will get solved.