ian douglas wrote:
Tilman Baumann wrote:
In my eyes, trust should be calculated automaticly, not by manually
defining trust (like pgp). Using the system could improve it.
Perhaps number of successful phone calls, and length of phone call to
add a number of trust 'points' ... the more successful calls over some
length of time, the more trusted someone becomes.
Still, having individual profiles as someone else mentioned, would be
ideal too. For example, I'd want my wife's phone call to ring no matter
time of day or busy status (meetings, etc). A call from my
mother-in-law, however, should never play any ring tone during business
hours, and unknown caller ID values should never play any ring tone and
route them immediately to voice mail.
This would be a locally managed call managing system. Definitely a thing
we need to. But not quite the same thing as we discussed.
But i am absolutely with you, wee need this. And it would probably be a
good idea to design a system like this first. And then extend it in the
future for distributed network blacklists.
I have better things to do with my life than managing trust relations
for my spam filter...
Well, even tools like SpamAssassin need training to teach it what is
considered spam or not.
Yea. But this is limited to a simple question 'was this call spam?'.
What i mean was that you should have 'the list[tm]' that is
automatically the right thing for you. And not havong to decide actively
whoms reports you trust.
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