People are talking about how to respond to random callers demanding identification

This is part of a comment chain on Attorney Steve Lehto’s YouTube channel. Click Here

@thisisme64T: I always start out with “I don’t give out personal info over the phone” then when they ask any question at all I say “undisclosed” I don’t even confirm my name. At least that’s how I used to answer unknown callers. Now I just don’t answer unrecognized numbers. Another commenter mentioned scammers recording the voice and manipulating it and I’ve heard of that before somewhere.

​@StopBigBusinessBillionaires to @thisisme64T  Federal Judge Lee P. Rudofsky ordered that no reasonable juror can possibly find it annoying if a caller repeatedly calls from different numbers until you agree to identify yourself and verify your birthdate and last four of your social security number on a recorded line. The Eighth Circuit affirmed and SCOTUS denied discretionary review. Look up Laura Lynn Hammett v. Portfolio Recovery Associates on any search engine.