Ok, then whatever the equivalent is for landlines. I don't know how telephone numbers are assigned to particular physical lines, but however that's done, it can be changed.
In any case, I don't really understand what point you're trying to make. For the phone system we assume the phone company will route our call correctly. Sometimes they don't! Over the years I've seen a number of anecdotes where someone called a number and was connected to the completely wrong person, and when they tried a second time it worked. At least the DNS system allows critical sites like banks to use features like certificate pinning if they're afraid of hackers intercepting their domain and having a DV cert issued by a trusted root.
I agree.