Comments Sought on Non-Initialized Phones
Comments are due June 5, replies July 6, on the FCC’s previously released NPRM on non-service-initialized phones, the Public Safety Bureau said Wednesday. The FCC sought comment in April on whether to drop a 1996 requirement that cellphones that are…
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no longer in service still be able to make calls to 911 (see 1504020047). Public safety officials asked for the change seven years ago, alerting the FCC about prank calls to public safety answering points, often from teenagers, that can't be traced to the caller (see 0803050126).