Thursday, November 16, 2017
FCC adopts new rules aimed at stopping robocalls
The new rules specifically target robocalls that spoof caller ID information, such as those that display numbers that are either not actually in use or numbers that don’t make outgoing calls. Voice service providers are now expressly authorized to block robocalls that use those spoofing strategies as well as those that appear to be from area codes that don’t exist or from numbers that haven’t 
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