Policy·October 26, 2026 at 8:00 AM EDT·1 source
FCC issues rule: Enhancing the Ability of Consumers To Control the Robocalls
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What happened
- The FCC modified rules so consumers can revoke consent for unwanted robocalls while continuing to receive calls they still want.
- The rules require clear, simple and automated ways for consumers to revoke consent and streamline callers’ processing of revocations.
- In a separate proposal, the FCC seeks comment on faster revocation processing, two-way texting, a “revoke all” method and related TCPA issues.
Why it matters
The changes affect communications companies, marketers and compliance teams handling automated calls and texts. They may require updates to consent-management systems and operating processes.
What to watch. Comments on the FCC’s separate proposal, including measures on revocation timing, two-way texting and a “revoke all” method.
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- Federal Registerjust nowFCC issues rule: Enhancing the Ability of Consumers To Control the Robocalls
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