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An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: The Federal Communications Commission plans to vote on making the use of AI-generated
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Monsters | Satan in the Suburbs | S01E22 | 1989
On Thursday, the FCC proposed new rules that would require telephone companies to block robocalls made to those facilities..
Back in 2012, Congress directed the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to create a special do-not-call registry to protect 911 call centers from robocalls. The system was never implemented in part due to security concerns that came up when the FCC and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) started looking into the feasibility of the idea. Specifically, there was a worry that a bad actor could use the registry to flood a call center with automated calls and thereby prevent them from helping people in need.
Fast forward to the present and the FCC says it has a better idea on how to accomplish the goal assigned to it by Congress. On Thursday, the agency proposed new rules that would require telephone companies to block robocalls made to those facilities. As Acting FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel points out, the advantage of this approach is that it would limit access to the do-not-call registry to a select group of verified telephone companies and carriers. And by limiting access to that list, the FCC and FTC can put in place better safeguards to protect it. With today’s decision, the FCC isn’t ready yet to implement that system, but what it does plan to do is collect feedback before moving forward. “We believe this is a promising approach, but we want to get this right,” Rosenworcel said.
Geo-visualizing 5 years of FTC Do Not Call/Robocall complaints
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Threat Out The Vote
How I may have stopped so many robocalls. It has nothing to do with real estate, but may help someone. Need to sell a home in Gwinnett County? Please call me at (770) 271-2156.
The robocalls went to thousands of people ahead of New Hampshire's primary in January and were intended to discourage people from voting.
