Legal rules for countries

[gil-obradors]

This Feature Request is only for inspire, or maybe take it in mind in the future... or for anyone who wants to implement.

Description

I think there may be a common pattern for placing calls on each Country. In Spain we have the National Numbering plan Having read it, I can extract some information:

• Exists free numbers by law
• Exists max call price on some numbers[1]
• Exists max call time on some numbers
• Exists initial blocked numbers whose customer must expressly enable it
• Hide caller from dial-plan

[1] There's a problem in Spain, I can confirm that some big operators doesn't apply for this rules, exceeding max price to customer. But I think that does not exclude that Ivoz notifies you somewhere for it, or if you want to comply, block this behavior.

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• I'm willing to:

• [ ] Implement this feature myself

• [ ] Pay to priorize this new feature

Additional Information

The summary from Spain is:

• Free numbers:

  • 800xxxxxxxxx
  • 900xxxxxxxxx
  • 088
  • 085
  • 1006
  • 016
  • 065
  • 116000
  • 116111
  • 1[34567]xx

• Max price numbers:

  • Premium numbers 8xxxxxxxx page 12
  • Additional cost for concurs and voting 905xxxxxx

• Max time call:

  • All levels from premium numbers to 30 minutes. 80[0-9]xxxxxx

• Initial blocked numbers:

  • Premium from levels 80[6789]xxxxxx

• Hide caller from dial-plan:

  • 067xxxxxxxxx

[Kaian]

Hi @gil-obradors

Thanks for the ideas and suggestions here. If I understand it correctly, some of these can already be attained with current implementation:

• Free numbers: Configure these prefixes with price 0
• Max price: The 8X mentioned in the doc still have Price/min and doesn't mention any limit. The 905 mentions a max price limit, but the price is set in the first second of the call no matter its duration, so this could also be attained with a connection fee.
• Max time call: This is impossible with current implementation. Max call is set globally to 3h IIRC
• Hide caller: Is this anonymous calls? I think there are some issues related to this topic

Thanks as always for your time!