I dont know where else to post this but since I'm using an rtl-sdr maybe someone can help. The FCC has also been pressuring US-based carri

> The FCC, following instructions from Congress, is mandating that carriers deploy the STIR/SHAKEN framework that uses digital certificates to verify the accuracy of Caller ID. At least one company was hit with several lawsuits because its number was spoofed, and another was so overwhelmed with calls that its telephone network became unusable.' > The FCC investigation into Rising Eagle found that its calls 'Were spoofed in order to deceive consumers, targeted millions of Do Not Call list participants, and were received on many wireless phones without prior consumer consent.' The Rising Eagle 'Scam also caused the companies whose caller IDs were spoofed to become overwhelmed with angry call-backs from aggrieved consumers. He also admitted that he made millions of calls per day, and that he was using spoofed numbers.' > According to the FCC press release, 'Spiller admitted to the USTelecom Industry Traceback Group that he knowingly called consumers on the Do Not Call list as he believed that it was more profitable to target these consumers. Press 3 to get connected to a licensed agent or press 7 to be added to the Do Not Call list.' If they did press 3, consumers were transferred to a call center with no affiliation to the named companies, where call center representatives then would attempt to convince the consumer to purchase an insurance product sold by one of Rising Eagle' s clients.

> One call stated: 'Are you looking for affordable health insurance with benefits from a company you know? Policies have all been reduced nationwide such as Cigna, Blue Cross, Aetna, and United just a quick phone call away. > Rising Eagle, a Texas-based health insurance telemarketer, made 1 billion calls 'On behalf of clients that sell short-term, limited-duration health insurance plans,' the FCC said.

> The Federal Communications Commission today proposed a $225 million fine for health-insurance telemarketers who 'Made approximately 1 billion spoofed robocalls across the country during the first four and a half months of 2019.' But the FCC' s track record in collecting on proposed fines is so poor that the fine is unlikely to ever be collected at anywhere close to the proposed amount. This is the best tl dr I could make, original reduced by 47%.

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