This story gets worse the more you read.
The phone rings, you answer it: it's a robocall. You're angry. If you're on a landline, you slam down the receiver. You cuss and steam. Yes, they've been making billions of robocalls every year, and you probably feel as if you got half of them.
Now, they're perfecting a new gimmick.
They ring your phone. You answer it, or let it go to voicemail. Either way, they get the sound of your voice recorded into their system. While they're at it, they hack into your contacts. All of the sudden, your friends, relatives and business acquaintances start receiving phone calls from your number and identified as being you. When they answer the call, they hear your voice making a pitch.
That's why 93.6% of the country is always angry. The other 6.4% are already in insane asylums.
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