The FCC’s Public Safety Bureau reminded wireless carriers that deploy...
The FCC’s Public Safety Bureau reminded wireless carriers that deploy handset-based location accuracy technologies of Friday’s deadline for meeting the initial E911 benchmark for location accuracy standards at either a county-based or public safety answering point-based geographic level. “The Bureau…
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also reminds ‘new’ CMRS providers that they are subject to the same location accuracy benchmark requirement,” said a public notice (http://xrl.us/boa8ie). “Further, the Bureau reminds all CMRS providers, including those that deploy network-based location accuracy solutions, and E911 System Service Providers of the requirements for transmitting E911 location accuracy confidence and uncertainty data to PSAPs."