callers

Calling error is usually highly undesirable, since it throws an exception that callers either cannot catch or will not expect.

Sounds like the practical near-term solution would be a white list: only allow calls from a list of known callers.

Unwanted callers are no longer told that they will have access after the ad plays.

The current shot-callers have little interest in long-term political stability and the well-being of citizens.

I'm writing code against indexedDB (which doesn't use promises), but I want to expose promises to my callers.

Additionally, your callers will start to depend on your behaviour and suddenly you have what amounts to two separate implementations in your code.

It's a bit pricey, and annoying that we have to use such tricks to unmask private callers.

It drives me nuts -- it's always spam callers.

With two towns giving higher prices to male callers.

Audio ads to the callers who are rejected?

My phone has a call-blocking feature, and I even use a service that routes private callers through an 800-number to get their unspoofed ANI.

We definitely have been getting busy signals the past few days but we figured it was multiple callers trying to ring them at once.

One could conceivably target an individuals desired accent recognition so you could let the user say "Most of my callers speak in an X accent" and then get a little more accurate for that pool of callers, but this also means installing disparate systems for recognition, each of which are quite expensive computationally.

> the FCC has mandated that carriers allow callers the ability to block their Caller ID information and thus place “anonymous” calls.

It's been entertaining watching you try to walk your various misstatements about art history back in this thread, but I am somewhat surprised by this habit of calling people who poke holes in your writing "trolls", given that you are the author of a celebrated taxonomy of online argument that places name-callers among the lowest of the low.

Callers should be able to make blocking writes based on either of those, or make non-blocking writes and get two callbacks.