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Monthly TCPA Digest - December 2021 [telecom]
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Sean Murphy
Jan 7, 2022, 12:05:57 AM1/7/22
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by Russell H. Fox , Joshua Briones , Jonathan P. Garvin and Adam B. Korn
We are pleased to present our latest Monthly TCPA Digest, providing
insights and news related to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act
(TCPA). In this issue's Regulatory Update, we cover an FCC Order
adopting changes to rules requiring voice service providers to provide
immediate notification of call blocking. The Order, which addressed
USTelecom's Petition for Reconsideration, approved the use of an
additional Session Initiated Protocol (SIP) Code for notifications and
delays the effective date of the rules. We also report on the Robocall
Trace Back Enhancement Act, legislation introduced by Senators Edward
Markey and John Thune that aims to protect the Industry Traceback
Consortium and voice service providers from lawsuits for receiving,
sharing, or publishing information about robocalls. The bill would
also allow the FCC or the consortium to publish a list of voice
service providers that originate or transmit a substantial number of
robocalls or that refuse to participate in traceback efforts.
https://www.mondaq.com/unitedstates/telecoms-mobile-cable-communications/1146080/monthly-tcpa-digest-december-2021?email_access=on
We are pleased to present our latest Monthly TCPA Digest, providing
insights and news related to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act
(TCPA). In this issue's Regulatory Update, we cover an FCC Order
adopting changes to rules requiring voice service providers to provide
immediate notification of call blocking. The Order, which addressed
USTelecom's Petition for Reconsideration, approved the use of an
additional Session Initiated Protocol (SIP) Code for notifications and
delays the effective date of the rules. We also report on the Robocall
Trace Back Enhancement Act, legislation introduced by Senators Edward
Markey and John Thune that aims to protect the Industry Traceback
Consortium and voice service providers from lawsuits for receiving,
sharing, or publishing information about robocalls. The bill would
also allow the FCC or the consortium to publish a list of voice
service providers that originate or transmit a substantial number of
robocalls or that refuse to participate in traceback efforts.
https://www.mondaq.com/unitedstates/telecoms-mobile-cable-communications/1146080/monthly-tcpa-digest-december-2021?email_access=on
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