The FCC cites a Gateway provider for carrying robocall traffic [telecom]

Apr 11, 2023 0 Replies
  1. By this Initial Determination Order, the Enforcement Bureau (Bureau) apparently finds that One Eye LLC (One Eye or Company) has not complied with the Federal Communications Commission’s (Commission or FCC) call blocking rules for gateway providers. Pursuant to section

64.1200(n)(5)(i)(A) of the Commission rules, One Eye has 14 days to respond to this order (Initial Determination Order) with a final response to our apparent finding and to demonstrate compliance with our rules. If One Eye fails to respond to this Initial Determination Order, thereby failing to provide an adequate response, or the Company continues to transmit substantially similar unlawful traffic, the Bureau will issue a Final Determination Order.1 Any provider immediately downstream from One Eye will then be required to block and cease accepting all traffic received from One Eye beginning 30 days after release of the Final Determination Order.

formatting link



**********************************************************************
  • Moderator's Note

*
  • Noel Paul Stookey, of Peter, Paul, and Mary fame, once joked that
  • airlines had invented a new tense he called "Third Person
  • Indefinite." He gave an example of how airline Attendants "Say
  • that they Would like to welcome you to Boston, but they never do!"

*
  • Bill Horne

**********************************************************************

Join the Discussion

Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.

Didn't find your answer?

Ask the community — no account required