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As a part of Charter's commitment to combat illegal robocalls, company offers free app to Spectrum Mobile customers to help reduce unwanted calls.
April 8, 2020
STAMFORD, Conn. – Charter Communications, Inc. today announced a collaboration with Hiya, the global leader in spam call protection, to promote Hiya's free anti-spam app for interested customers to help protect them against fraud and nuisance calls.
By downloading the Hiya app, Spectrum Mobile customers can take advantage of free features that help users identify spam calls, block individual numbers and identify calls from businesses. Customers also can choose to subscribe to Hiya's premium app for a fee to receive advanced features, including automatic spam call blocking. According to Hiya's recent State of the Call report, spam calls in the United States grew 108 percent from the previous year, with consumers receiving an average of 14 spam calls per month in 2019, up from seven spam calls per month in 2018. More information about downloading the Hiya app is available at www.spectrum.com/mobile/robocalls.
"Unwanted robo and spam calls are a major source of frustration for just about anyone with a phone," said Danny Bowman, Charter's Chief Mobile Officer. "Not only are robocalls a nuisance for our customers, but they also infringe on customers' sense of privacy and security. We are pleased to partner with Hiya to provide Spectrum Mobile customers another tool to help thwart unwanted and harmful calls."
Charter is committed to combating illegal and fraudulent calls through implementing across our network STIR/SHAKEN, a new standard for preventing fraudulent calls and caller ID spoofing, and continuing to work with industry peers to trace back fraudulent and illegal calls to their source.
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