The FCC has announced plans to take action against over 2400 phone service providers that have failed to effectively mitigate robocalls. This measure is part of ongoing efforts to reduce the influx of spam calls, which have become a severe issue for many users. Community feedback reveals frustration with spam and spoofing, a general shift in how younger generations engage with phone calls, and skepticism about the efficacy of existing measures to combat these nuisances. Some users shared experiences with their own service providers, expressing relief if their favorites weren't on the list, while also showcasing the ineffectiveness of certain telecom giants in dealing with abusive practices. Enhanced call screening technologies are praised, with users noting improvements in their personal experiences with spam calls over time, leading to some hope regarding the effectiveness of technologies like Stir/Shaken. Overall, there is a mix of optimism and skepticism towards future regulation and enforcement by the FCC, especially in light of generational shifts in phone usage behavior.