The FCC is proposing a public scorecard to rate telecom providers on how effectively they prevent and deter illegal robocalls, using broad performance metrics rather than a simple checklist. On the same day, the agency removed 14 providers from the Robocall Mitigation Database for failing to fix compliance issues, cutting them off from U.S. telecom networks. #FCC #RobocallMitigationDatabase #STIRSHAKEN #BrendanCarr
Keypoints
- The FCC wants a consumer-facing scorecard for robocall prevention.
- The scorecard would measure both operational practices and real-world outcomes.
- The agency is seeking public input on which providers should be evaluated.
- The FCC says the scorecard is not a new rulemaking.
- The FCC removed 14 providers from the Robocall Mitigation Database for noncompliance.
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