Now that the control panel includes the ability to block calls based on STIR/SHAKEN attestation level, it would be very helpful if the actual attestation level for each inbound call appeared in the call logs. Without that information, it’s difficult to understand how calls are being classified or to fine‑tune the blocking settings. I’m interested in what other users think, because having the attestation level visible alongside each call would make this new feature far more practical and easier to adjust.
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Following up on my earlier post, I enabled blocking for Attestation C, which should catch the highest‑risk calls. Instead, two long‑established family landlines were blocked, one active since 1959, the other for 25 years. These callers should be fully verified by their providers, yet they were apparently rated C.
Minutes later, I answered a call from an unfamiliar number, assuming it must be safe with C‑level blocking, and it turned out to be spam. So legitimate callers were flagged as C, while a spammer received a higher attestation level.
This shows why the call logs need to display the attestation level for each inbound call. Without that visibility, it’s impossible to understand misclassifications or adjust blocking settings effectively. Seeing the attestation rating next to each call would make this feature far more usable.
I was not aware of the ability to block calls to VOIP.MS based on attestation level.
Where would I find this feature?
“CallerID Number Filtering”
Aha. Thank you. . . . . . . . . . . . . .