It's why I like wallets like electrum, which let you add some personal notes like the name of the address you are sending funds to in the "Description field"
The address book/contact feature is really helpful. Sadly not every wallet has it, and not everyone uses it either. I don't know why but I found some users still copy-paste addresses from their transaction history or blockchain explorer. I don't think it's convenient at all unless their wallet is really terrible and has no built-in feature for copying addresses. CMIIW.
Also, the so-called blockchains are really fucked up and half-baked. How they have worked on the solution since the bug was discovered is still beyond my understanding.
The wallet or blockchain explorer could have a button to hide all 0-value transactions. That would get rid of this scam from popping up in front of your eyes. Blockchain explorers already tag these schemes as scams and malicious attempts. At least on Tron they do.
Does that mean they don't plan on solving the 'bug' that allows address poisoning to happen in the first place? Improving blockchain explorer sounds good but I would rather stop using a network that allows a bug like this to exist in the first place.