Version 2026-09-29
Current VersionSummary: Adds §4.3 “Caller ID”, which states what the Terms had left unsaid: calls are placed from outbound numbers we or our carrier control, not from the number you registered with; the number shown to the person you call is shared by every Kalum account, so calls from different accounts — including several accounts held by one person under §3.2 — may show the same caller ID; there is no custom, personal or hidden caller ID and no masking service; the number cannot be called back; and the receiving carrier may alter, withhold or block it. §4.2 gains a matching line, and a “Caller ID” row is added to the §21 summary table. Service Availability moves from §4.3 to §4.4. No other terms changed.
Key Points:
- New §4.3: the caller ID shown is one of our shared outbound numbers, not yours
- Calls from different accounts, including one person's several accounts, may show the same caller ID
- No custom, personal or hidden caller ID, and no masking service; §7.4 spoofing ban still applies
- The outbound number cannot be called or texted back, and may change without notice
- §4.2 lists a personal or hidden caller ID among what Kalum does not provide
- §21 summary table gains a Caller ID row; Service Availability renumbered to §4.4