From: malQRMassimilation@gmail.com   
      
   by Russell H. Fox , Jonathan P. Garvin , Joshua Briones and Matthew   
   Novian   
      
   We are pleased to present our latest Telephone and Texting Compliance   
   News, providing insights and news related to the Telephone Consumer   
   Protection Act (TCPA). In this issue's Regulatory Update, we discuss   
   an FCC Enforcement Bureau Public Notice to all U.S.-based voice   
   service providers regarding Urth Access, LLC, an originator of   
   student-loan-related robocalls. The so-called K4 Notice informed   
   service providers that they may block voice calls or cease accepting   
   traffic from Urth without liability and that they could face   
   enforcement action for continuing to accept or facilitate traffic from   
   Urth. This enforcement action could include removal from the Robocall   
   Mitigation Database, which would bar intermediate and terminating   
   providers from accepting traffic from the removed voice services   
   providers. The Enforcement Bureau also issued a cease-and-desist   
   letter directing Urth to stop transmitting illegal traffic and take   
   steps to prevent its network from being a source of illegal   
   robocalls. The agency also adopted a Notice of Inquiry seeking   
   information on the non-IP technology in the nation's phone networks.   
      
   https://www.mondaq.com/article/news/1256950?q=1803232&n=628&tp=14&tlk=13&lk=61   
      
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