i3forum to Begin Talks with National Regulators about Multilateral CLI Validation
The One Consortium has been endorsed by key industry players but discussions with regulators will start in advance of its foundation.
The One Consortium has been endorsed by key industry players but discussions with regulators will start in advance of its foundation.
Regular readers of Commsrisk will be aware of the dispiriting trend in nuisance calls received in the USA, and the refusal of anyone responsible to admit the situation keeps getting worse.
A downward spiral can occur when telemarketers make an increasing number of calls to ordinary people who no longer want to pick up.
Should Tata be denied control of The Campaign Registry, a US body that manages which A2P messages are allowed?
The One Consortium wants to solve problems caused by CLI spoofing without creating new problems through inconsistent national rules.
ComReg has issued anti-scam plans which are both comprehensive and cost-effective, but it is difficult to please everyone.
When it comes to illegal robocalls, US agencies like the FCC waste time playing games over funny money.
An FTC press release referred to a USD13.8mn penalty for spammers who only have to pay USD125,000 in reality.
Some officials think protecting the public from harm involves the writing of badly-worded exemptions to badly-worded rules.
The club for wholesale carriers is tired of watching regulators pursue unrealistic methods of validating international voice traffic.