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FCC takes unprecedented step to block illegal robocalls by cutting off access to entire US phone network
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The federal government has taken another step to try to stop illegal robocalls by blocking a voice provider from the entire U.S. phone network. This is the first time the government has done this. The provider, Global UC, failed to comply with U.S. regulations aimed at countering illegal robocalls. The requirements include implementing caller ID verification technology and providing the agency with explanations about how it otherwise fights spam robocalls. The FCC order effectively severs Global UC's access to the U.S. phone network by forcing other U.S. voice providers to stop doing business with the target company, prohibiting the other providers from accepting phone traffic from Global UC. An FCC official has told CNN that depending on how a voice provider's business may be configured, such an order could amount to an effective death sentence for the company, because a provider that cannot send or receive calls to others in the network may be unable to stay afloat.
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