FCC approved ruling to allow robocall blocking by default

June 6, 2019

The FCC today voted to allow voice service providers to block robocalls by default based upon reasonable call analytics. Consumers could request to opt out of default robocall blocking. By allowing default opt-in, blocking programs could be applied to more calls to more consumers, reducing their exposure to unwanted robocalls.

The ruling also allows voice service providers to offer a more stringent form of call blocking that would only allow calls from calling numbers that appear in their contacts or some other form of whitelist. Such programs would require consumers to opt in.

TransNexus spam robocall prevention solutions

Our ClearIP and NexOSS software platforms offer a variety of methods to help you prevent spam robocalls, including:

Reputation service
Dynamic traffic analysis
Blacklisting by calling number, OCN/SPID, and others
Shield database of high-risk numbers
Neighbor spoofing prevention
STIR/SHAKEN caller ID authentication and verification
CNAM modifications to communicate the results of reputation and SHAKEN
Diversion to voice mail or CAPTCHA.

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