The FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel is advocating for a fast-tracked spectrum auction to replace Chinese telecom equipment, addressing national security risks. This urgent move, linked to cybersecurity threats like the Salt Typhoon attack, is pivotal for securing telecom networks.
A recent U.S. Court of Appeals ruling struck down FCC efforts to restore net neutrality, reigniting the debate over broadband’s classification. The court’s decision challenges regulations treating ISPs as public utilities.
Exciting news in the world of VoIP! The FCC now permits unlicensed Very Low Power devices across the 6 GHz band. This expansion supports next-gen solutions like AR and VR, wearables, and more, promising high speeds and minimal interference for seamless connectivity.
In an unprecedented move, the US FCC seeks to enhance cybersecurity for telecom operators, addressing vulnerabilities exposed by a severe hack. With a focus on advanced cyber defenses, the FCC proposes stringent rules compelling carriers to fortify their networks against sophisticated threats.
The FCC’s decision to allocate 4.9 GHz spectrum rights to FirstNet and AT&T is transforming communications for public safety networks. By unlocking underutilized bandwidth, this move enhances infrastructure, bridging gaps in emergency responses.
The FCC’s groundbreaking decision mandates that all mobile phones in the US must be hearing aid compatible, significantly enhancing accessibility for 48 million Americans with hearing loss. Key changes include stricter audio quality controls, improvements to Bluetooth standards, and transparency in labeling compliant devices.
Starlink’s temporary FCC approval for direct-to-device services highlights the vital role of VoIP technology during emergencies. By partnering with T-Mobile, Starlink enables emergency alerts via satellite in hurricane-stricken North Carolina, offering free internet for 30 days.
Regulatory compliance is crucial for VoIP carriers to ensure the delivery of reliable communication services. Non-compliance can result in severe penalties, loss of licenses, and reputational damage. This article provides an overview of key regulations, such as data protection and emergency services, that carriers must navigate to operate legally and protect consumers.
This week, the FCC fined AT&T $13 million following a data breach that compromised 8.9 million customer records. Poor data security and a failure to enforce data deletion by a third-party vendor led to this significant violation.
The FCC has approved $9 billion in subsidies to boost 5G services in rural areas through the 5G Fund for Rural America. This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide by providing advanced mobile connectivity where it’s economically unviable.
