AT&T Urges Caution in Revising Wireless Priority Service Rules
A potential NPRM on rules for the wireless priority service should ask about “advantages of maintaining the current contractual process in light of its success,” AT&T told the FCC Public Safety Bureau staff, in a filing posted Thursday in docket…
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96-86. NTIA sought the NPRM (see 1907170042) last year. The FCC should avoid “overly prescriptive rules,” AT&T said. WPS gives priority to calls by public officials over other callers during times of network overload.