I oppose the use of non-ringing calls from unsolicited callers.  I consider my cell phone a personal communications service, and I am against allowing any individual or porpoartion to access any function of that service or device that I employ on it.

It is difficult enough to screen unwanted calls which are displayed, and allowing non-ring access to my voicemail or other part of my service is unacceptable, and provides me with no useful service. I accpet emergency contacts or other public service calls when I am able to distinguish who the originator is. I have enopugh frustration with the rise of call masking, blocking or number aliasing.

I am not remotely interested in furthering the financial interests of a technolgoy firm simply because it beleives the technology to be useful.

Carl DeFranco
Ava, NY