BOSTON (CN) - A company that allows customers to fake their caller ID and disguise their voices is not liable for sexually harassing calls received by a Massachusetts woman, the First Circuit ruled.

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Last fall, U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy’s office started getting phone calls from constituents who complained about receiving recorded phone messages that bad-mouthed Murphy. Subscribe to read this story ...

Back in the pre-mobile phone era days, prank calling your friends and family from a landline was pretty common. There was a time when caller ID didn't exist, and the recipient had no idea where the ...

A recent Fusion video showed how a hacker could take over someone's online account using nothing but a phone. It all starts with "spoofing" a number — a tactic of changing the phone number seen on a ...

If you've ever made or received a call using a calling card, you've probably noticed one of the side effects of these payment systems: instead of your number showing up on the recipient's Caller ID ...

BOSTON (CN) - Teltech Systems, whose "SpoofCard Service" lets its customers disguise their phone numbers and voices, aids and abets crime, claims a woman who says in court that she was verbally ...

Q: I'm tired of your advice telling people not to answer phone calls from numbers they don't recognize. I don't have Caller ID. Your approach requires expenses we don't need, including a fee for ...

This calling card can reach out and touch someone’s wallet. Little-known SpoofCards are sold in novelty stores as the ultimate practical joke. They enable prank callers to change their caller-ID ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you've ever made or received a call using a calling card, you've probably noticed one of the side effects of these payment ...