If they want to make another law (nanny-state) then they should define the purpose of the law. Me changing my caller id so I can call my wife who is screening my calls when she is shopping instead of hanging out at her friends house, should not be punishable by $10,000. Maybe I want my number to look like her girlfriend's number so she picks up the phone.;)
They should just say, this is designed against businesses and marketing, not personal home use. In any case, why should this be a federal law? We don't need big government telling us what to do in every aspect of our lives.
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If they want to make another law (nanny-state) then they should define the purpose of the law. Me changing my caller id so I can call my wife who is screening my calls when she is shopping instead of hanging out at her friends house, should not be punishable by $10,000. Maybe I want my number to look like her girlfriend's number so she picks up the phone. ;)
They should just say, this is designed against businesses and marketing, not personal home use. In any case, why should this be a federal law? We don't need big government telling us what to do in every aspect of our lives.