Posts tagged FCC.
The FCC's "revoke all" opt-out rule would treat a STOP as opting a person out of everything, and on January 6, 2026 the agency extended a waiver while it reconsiders the scope. Here's what it means, and why you should honor opt-outs regardless.
When a voter files an FCC complaint about your texts, it can trigger regulatory attention on top of any lawsuit. Here's how the complaint process works, what it means for campaigns, and how to avoid generating complaints.
In 2025 the Supreme Court ruled that courts don't have to defer to the FCC's interpretation of the TCPA. Here's what McLaughlin v. McKesson decided, why it matters, and how it makes the texting-law landscape less predictable.
On January 24, 2025, days before it took effect, a federal appeals court struck down the FCC's one-to-one consent rule. Here's what the rule was, why the court vacated it, and what it means for texting consent going forward.
In February 2024, after a fake-voice robocall impersonated a public figure, the FCC declared AI-generated voices in robocalls illegal under the TCPA. Here's what happened and why it set a marker for AI in political texting.