T-Mobile, Comcast, Inteliquent announce STIR/SHAKEN

T-Mobile, Comcast and Inteliquent on November 21, 2019 announced that they have completed end-to-end STIR/SHAKEN call verification across three networks. The announcement represents further progress in attaining readiness for caller ID authentication and verification in the battle against unwanted robocalls.

T-Mobile announced STIR/SHAKEN within their network in January 2019, and T-Mobile and Comcast announced cross-network STIR/SHAKEN in April 2019.

About STIR/SHAKEN

STIR/SHAKEN doesn’t prevent robocalls. It’s a technology that tells you when the caller ID on an incoming call has been authenticated and verified.

Robocall perpetrators often spoof caller ID to trick people into answering their robocalls. Increasingly these robocalls use neighbor spoofing, where the spoofed caller ID is a number that resembles the called party’s number. Seems like a local call, maybe from a local business.

With STIR/SHAKEN, spoofed calls would not be verified.

STIR/SHAKEN becomes especially powerful when used with call analytics, such as a reputation service, which looks up a reputation score of the caller ID number.

TransNexus STIR/SHAKEN solutions

We have STIR/SHAKEN and call analytics available in our ClearIP and NexOSS software products. Over two dozen voice service providers are using these software products to perform STIR/SHAKEN services in their production networks today.

Contact us to learn how quickly and easily we can help you deploy STIR/SHAKEN and call analytics in your network.

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STIR/SHAKEN authenticates caller ID