The interruption to consumers comes the moment the phone starts to ring, whether it's during dinner or it's at a time when you're on the go.
You represent nearly 100 million reasons why we need robust protections from the epidemic of robocalls and robotexts aff...
But here's what I would say, because I led a letter with 14 of my Senate colleagues today calling on Chairman Pai at the...
People don't want to have the phone start ringing at 7 at night and go all night long.
And people have a right to say no at any point, that's the way it should be.
To redefine and undermine the EPA's authority here would be a blatant assault on public health and the health of our env...
the Clean Water Act is very clear, to protect families against polluted water.
Callers must have affirmative permission from the consumer before using autodialers.
Scott Pruitt's record is very clear; it is to remove protections to ensure that families are not exposed to pollutants.
The FCC's obligation is to adapt to changing technologies and ensure consumers have robust enforceable protections.
Yes. Right. So it sounds like the 'Me Too' movement here. Consent once is consent forever, huh?