CACC Urges FCC to Adopt Balanced, Risk-Based KYC Rules That Protect Consumers Without Undermining Privacy, Competition, or Access to Voice Services
The CommLaw Group has filed Comments with the Federal Communications Commission on behalf of the Consumer Access & Choice Coalition (“CACC”) in the FCC’s latest robocall proceeding addressing…
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The FCC is proposing to require KYC for anyone who uses a phone. We can act now to stop further erosion of our privacy.
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