CTIA Urges FCC Action on Call Authentication Recon Petition
CTIA urged the FCC to act on its December petition for reconsideration of portions of the FCC's call authentication trust anchor second report and order, in a call with an aide to acting Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel. CTIA supports Rosenworcel’s “anti-robocall…
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agenda and the Commission’s efforts to strike a careful balance between protecting legitimate calls and protecting consumers from illegal and unwanted robocalls, including calls from outside the U.S.,” said a filing posted Tuesday in docket 17-97: “The Foreign Provider Prohibition may risk upsetting this balance by compelling U.S. voice service providers to block legitimate traffic, especially from Americans travelling or working abroad that rely upon mobile wireless roaming services.”