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Larry Magid: Verizon Is Now Cutting Down On Its Customers’ Spam Calls
Verizon is introducing a new tool that will please many of its customers who are tired of getting spam calls. KCBS’s Radio Technology Analyst Larry Magid explains how they are able to filter out the illegitimate callers.