Rogers and Fido Customers Get AI-Powered Spam Call Detect Feature

As part of its network and customer experience improvement measures to help Rogers and Fido customers combat unwanted calls, Rogers, a Canadian telecommunications and media company, introduced the Spam Call Detect feature. The Adaptive AI-powered spam call detection feature helps customers avoid unwanted and fraudulent voice calls. The tool monitors incoming calls in real-time and notifies customers of any suspected spam or fraud.

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Spam Call Detect Feature

Spam calls and unwanted calls have become a nuisance and distraction in this era of 24 by 7 connectivity, and the AI-powered Spam Call Detect feature helps combat unwanted calls and distractions. Rogers says this is one way the company is helping its customers get back to what matters most. The customer phone plan must include Call Display and Name Display for nuisance call filtering to work; no other app or downloads are required for this feature.

Adaptive and Self-Evolving Analytic Engine

The Spam Call Detect Feature uses a proprietary self-learning analytic engine that continually enhances its capability to observe incoming calls on Rogers’ wireless and wireline networks in real time. It assesses each call and determines whether it is potentially spam or fraudulent.

According to the company, “Incoming calls identified as potential spam or fraud will show up on a phone’s call display with a warning message such as “Likely Spam” or “Likely Fraud” to help customers decide whether to answer the call. With time, the technology will become even more accurate in predicting whether a call is unwanted spam or fraud.”