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Telephone And Texting Compliance News — February 2023 - Telecoms, Mobile & Cable Communications - Vimarsana News

Telephone And Texting Compliance News — February 2023 - Telecoms, Mobile & Cable Communications

We are pleased to present our latest edition of Telephone and Texting Compliance News, providing insights and news related to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).

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TCPA Compliance Regulatory Updates February 2023 - Vimarsana News

TCPA Compliance Regulatory Updates February 2023

FCC takes action to shut down repeat robocaller. House Representatives reintroduce bill with harsher fines, possible jail time for certain TCPA violations. Twilio shuts down access for nationwide mortgage scam robocalling campaign originators Phone Burner Inc. and MV Realty.

Federal Communications Commission Enforcement Bureau Robocallers - Vimarsana News

Federal Communications Commission Enforcement Bureau Robocallers

Federal Communications Commission Enforcement Bureau took action to shut down repeat robocaller evading enforcement. Bureau issued a cease and desist letter to OneEye LLC, ordering the company investigate and mitigate suspected illegal robocalling traffic on its network

New Government Legislation Means Jail Time for TCPA Violators - Vimarsana News

New Government Legislation Means Jail Time for TCPA Violators

Deter Obnoxious, Nefarious, and Outrageous Telephone Calls Act or DO NOT Call Act of 2023 is back in the House. More room for this one to breathe, early in the Congress session. R.E.A.C.H. will be weighing in shortly. Of course we’re busy already with this big CMS thing.

TCPA: Willful Violation Would be Criminal & Punishable by 1-Year in Jail - Vimarsana News

TCPA: Willful Violation Would be Criminal & Punishable by 1-Year in Jail

New bill proposed that would add criminal penalties to Telephone Consumer Protection Act by a Nevada Senator. It would make a willful violation of TCPA a criminal offense punishable by a year in jail. Higher volume calling could land someone behind bars for three years.