Sounds like the missed call from +18502027010 got labeled as a spam risk by your phone, and opinions are split between a generic scam warning and a specific political pitch for Ron DeSantis. The safest move is to avoid returning the call unless you can verify the source through an official channel. If you suspect a political campaign, check the caller ID against the official campaign website or a trusted voter‑information service. For any unknown number, let your carrier block it, report it to the FTC, and consider using a call‑screening app. When in doubt, let the call go to voicemail first.
How can we be sure the number wasnt spoofed, maybe it was somone calling about somthing else?
Upon returning the call, it became clear that it was a political call in support of Ron Desantis.
The caller from Tallahassee, Florida, did not respond when I answered, indicating a scam, especially with the sound of a TV or multiple people in the background.
Your post isnt very helpfull, you didnt provide enny useful informations about the call, how do you know its a scam
The criticism of reporting every missed call as a scam is unwarranted, as it is essential to differentiate between legitimate and illegitimate calls, which can come from various sources, including scammers, telemarketers, and debt collectors.
This number is considered both spam and scam, and the post regarding it was deemed worthless.
People usualy report missed calls as spam or scams, but the service providers just repeat the same thing without knowing if it's actualy spam or not, so we still dont know who called or why, and every unknown number is a potencial risk.
The call was not answered, but my phone identified it as a potential spam risk
