Arstechnica - The Federal Communications Commission voted to let phone companies block robocalls by default even when consumers have not opted in to robocall-blocking services.
The FCC said it "approved a Declaratory Ruling to affirm that voice service providers may, as the default, block unwanted calls based on reasonable call analytics, as long as their customers are informed and have the opportunity to opt out of the blocking." Further Reading Ajit Pai’s robocall plan lets carriers charge for new call-blocking tools
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