Proposed FCC rules, phone company enforcement target robocallers
The FCC has escalated its war against robocallers by proposing new rules banning illegal spoofed text messages and international calls. There is also a renewed threat of regulation and enforcement against phone companies that fail to deploy effective caller ID authentication plans.
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