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UK Adopts New Rules to Stop CLI Spoofing but Not STIR/SHAKEN

By Eric Priezkalns 16 Nov 2022 Nuisance & Spam

Like other countries, the UK is taking an Australian-style approach to nuisance calls in preference to the faltering strategy of the USA.


UK Trial Suggests Customers See No Benefit in Switch from PSTN to VoIP

By Eric Priezkalns 19 Oct 2022 General

Landlines may be turning more digital but the process of cleaning up after an engineer remains stubbornly analog.


Is Vodafone UK Deliberately Overcharging the Dead?

By Eric Priezkalns 5 Aug 2022 Assurance & Audit

George Monbiot, a writer and political activist with a cult-like following, has accepted an invitation to tell the CEO of Vodafone UK how his telco should handle bereavement.


Why Does Mental Health Stop Mattering When the Bill Comes from the BBC?

By Eric Priezkalns 8 Apr 2022 General

Rules that stop UK comms providers intimidating vulnerable people are set aside when the BBC collects money.


UK Regulator Delays STIR/SHAKEN Decision; Pretends to Launch an Anti-Scam ‘Crackdown’

By Eric Priezkalns 25 Feb 2022 Risk, Fraud & Security

37 pages of Ofcom waffle could have been reduced to a few sentences saying they hope somebody else will tell them what to do.


O2 Fined for Misleading Regulator about Overbilling

By Eric Priezkalns 6 Dec 2021 Assurance & Audit

Ofcom said Telefónica’s UK operating company had a ‘history’ of withholding information.


Has the UK Regulator Just Ordered the Blocking of Foreign Scam Calls?

By Eric Priezkalns 26 Oct 2021 Nuisance & Spam

No, Ofcom has not ordered widespread blocking of international calls. But risk managers should understand why the BBC said they had.


UK Regulator Considers New Protections for Telco Customers in Debt

By Eric Priezkalns 3 Aug 2021 Risk, Fraud & Security

Ofcom wants to ensure fair treatment of comms customers in debt although disconnections have not increased during the pandemic.


Angry, Biased and Superficial: BBC Reporting of Spoofing Fraud

By Eric Priezkalns 14 May 2021 Education & Conferences

A BBC journalist spouted a string of half-truths about CLI spoofing and crime whilst belittling a representative of the UK regulator.


Major UK Operator Overcharged Customers for 15 Years without Their Billing Auditors Noticing

By Eric Priezkalns 11 Mar 2021 Assurance & Audit

O2 was fined USD14.5mn for billing errors from 2011 to 2019, but those errors were evident as early as December 2003.


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