If adopted in its present form, the Report and Order would make several key changes to the TCPA's consent and opt-out requirements for robocalls. Narrowing the Revoke-All Requirement The Report and Order would narrow the scope of the FCC's delayed "revoke-all" requirement for informational robocalls.
If adopted in its present form, the Report and Order would make several key changes to the TCPA's consent and opt-out requirements for robocalls.
Narrowing the Revoke-All Requirement The Report and Order would narrow the scope of the FCC's delayed "revoke-all" requirement for informational robocalls.
The FCC adopted the revoke-all requirement in 2024 but later delayed its effective date.
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If adopted in its present form, the Report and Order would make several key changes to the TCPA's consent and opt-out requirements for robocalls. Narrowing the Revoke-All Requirement The Report and Order would narrow the scope of the FCC's delayed "revoke-all" requirement for informational robocalls. The FCC adopted the revoke-all requirement in 2024 but later delayed its effective date.
31, 2027, unless the Report and Order takes effect earlier. In its present form, the revoke-all requirement instructs callers to permit consumer opt-outs by "any reasonable method" and directs callers to treat a consumer's opt-out as revoking consent for all future robocalls previously authorized.
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