A new proposal from the FCC aims to inform consumers about the effectiveness of phone providers in combating illegal robocalls. The proposal is for a Robocall Scorecard, which would rate providers based on their efforts to protect consumers. This scorecard is intended to help consumers understand how well providers are doing in this area.
Further details about the proposal are available from the source. The FCC's goal is to provide consumers with a better understanding of the measures being taken to combat illegal robocalls.
The proposal is part of ongoing efforts to address the issue of illegal robocalls.
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