But if you're on the federal "Do Not Call" list, why can campaigns still reach out to you? Under Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules, campaigns are exempt from the requirements of the ...
Following a transition period, the rules will give people with hearing loss access to the same mobile phone models available ... They deserve to call, connect and live life wirelessly like so many of ...
“If we get more people connected to the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline to resources that are local, we can help more people with more meaningful assistance in more places,” FCC Chairwoman Jessica ...
codifies do-not-call rules for texting, and encourages an opt-in approach for delivering email-to-text messages,” the FCC said at the time. Bob Broeksmit, president and CEO of the MBA ...
FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel said the move will "save more lives." The Federal Communications Commission unanimously voted Thursday to approve new rules ... for phone calls to the Lifeline.
T-Mobile raised similar concerns, but Verizon supports the FCC’s proposal. AT&T is no stranger to pushing back at federal rules it doesn ... t let you unlock your phone until you’ve stayed ...
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC ... The rules discourage handset makers from instituting proprietary Bluetooth coupling, which could limit device compatibility with over-the-counter ...
The United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has adopted new rules that will transform ... will allow Americans to get the same mobile phone that is available to those who do not ...
the FCC has issued an order allowing storm survivors to get discounted phone and broadband services. The order was designed to quickly assist those impacted by the storms by temporarily waiving ...
Advertisement In a statement, FCC ... rules for consumers getting federal disaster assistance. The agency did the same thing for Hurricane Helene. The waiver providing discounted broadband and ...