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The feature is called: price. Lesson learned? Good. Because that is why Android dominates global market (I am not talking about US only market).

If ypu still give personal data on phone to someone who calls you then you must be naive. Request e-mail, mail or phone number to call back. Verify who it is. Only then give any detail and no all details on the same channel. I have found even better method : I switched to Android

And who provides content at that resolution? Why does one need it? Yet another game with numbers and no practical use?

Not innovation. Already in LG V-series phones since 2018. In fact they have 5 lenses/cameras now.

Just make sure there is legislation that phone call MUST be registered for the business. I do not care what service for robocalls you use, but if you use someone elses phone number for ID which I discovered it was case (I called back those numbers from robcalls and real people responded that did not have anything to do with robocall) then the business should be declared as illegitimate and fined for this. That is simply identity theft as numbers are assigned to paying clients. Use of numbers that are not in service as it is the case as well is questionable as well, but if we get to block any phone numbers not in service then it is okay.

I am not looking for intelligent conversation with robot that is pretending it is human so I hang up on them right away - robots do not deserve respect as humans so do not be surprised. You are wasting my time with robocalls then you are guilty - not me. All abused phone numbers are also landing on blocked list. If you pretend you are IRS - I will call IRS and report that there is business that runs scam abusing their phone number - have no doubt as one day federal agency might be on your back. Run this business correctly and you may get good commercial result.