Shares of T-Mobile US Inc. (TMUS) are currently trading at $149.85, up $1.51 or 1.02% in Friday's session, with trading volume rising over 3.72 million. The stock touched an all-time high of $150.14 on Thursday.
T-Mobile, on Friday, announced a key milestone in protecting consumers from scammers and making Caller ID even more trusted. Along with a premier group of technology companies, messaging industry stakeholders and voice service providers including First Orion, CTIA, Everbridge, iconectiv, NetNumber, Numeracle, and Twilio, the Un-carrier completed the first ever wireless call to combine authenticated Caller ID and Rich Call Data (RCD), powered by the STIR/SHAKEN framework and protocols. "With this important step forward for the industry, the job of scammers and spammers will soon be even harder," the company said.
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