CTIA Urges Changes to Proposed SIM Swap Rules
CTIA urged the FCC to extend the compliance deadlines in a draft SIM swap order set for a commissioner vote Wednesday (see 2310250070). The proposed rules provide a six-month compliance deadline, which CTIA asked be revised to at least 18…
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months, with 24 months being ideal. CTIA also urged “targeted changes” to other parts of the order and said the FCC should “refrain from using this proceeding as a vehicle to try to establish broader agency authority and new definitions for the [Customer Proprietary Network Information] framework.” CTIA representatives met with aides to Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel and Commissioners Brendan Carr, Anna Gomez and Geoffrey Starks, said a filing posted Thursday in docket 21-341.