49 State and Territory Attorneys General Push for Stronger KYUP Rules to Fight Illegal Robocalls
he National Association of Attorneys General announced that a bipartisan coalition of 49 state and territory attorneys general is supporting stronger FCC Know Your Upstream Provider (KYUP) rules to combat illegal robocalls. The proposal would strengthen oversight of voice service providers and help prevent scammers from accessing the U.S. telephone network.
Bipartisan Coalition of 49 Pushes for Stronger KYUP Rules
A bipartisan coalition of 49 state and territory attorneys general submitted comments to the FCC supporting stronger Know Your Upstream Provider (KYUP) requirements to help prevent illegal robocalls.
50 State and Territory Attorneys General Urge Stronger KYC Rules to Fight Illegal Robocalls
KYC rules require phone companies to know who is making calls through their networks and what kinds of business these customers are conducting.
Bipartisan Coalition of 50 Urge Stronger “Know Your Customer” Rules to Fight Illegal Robocalls
A bipartisan coalition of 50 state and territory attorneys general urged the FCC to strengthen Know Your Customer rules to help stop illegal robocalls and protect consumers.
49 State and Territory Attorneys General Urge Federal Action on Illegal Robocalls
A bipartisan coalition of 49 state and territory attorneys general urged the FCC to strengthen safeguards that prevent scammers from obtaining and using legitimate phone numbers for illegal robocalls and text scams.
Bipartisan Coalition of 49 Attorneys General Urges Federal Action on Illegal Robocalls
A bipartisan coalition of 49 state and territory attorneys general called on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to strengthen rules that would cut off scammers’ access to legitimate telephone numbers.
40 State and Territory Attorneys General Send Letter Supporting Legal Services Corporation Funding
Bipartisan coalition of 40 state and territory attorneys general urge continued funding for Legal Services Corporation, citing nationwide legal aid services, impact data, and access to justice needs.
40 State and Territory Attorneys General Urge Continued Funding for Legal Services Corporation
40 attorneys general urge continued funding for Legal Services Corporation, citing nationwide legal aid services, impact data, and access to justice needs.