Federal Register #2026-21820

FCC Seeks Comment on Updates to Consumer Robocall Control Rules

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is seeking public input on possible changes to consumer protections against robocalls. - Government buyer: Federal Communications Commission (FCC); no sub-ag agency or office is identified. - Opportunity type: Regulatory proceeding seeking public comments, not a procurement or contract award. - Topics under consideration: Shortening the time callers have to honor consent revocation requests, requiring two-way texting so consumers can revoke consent by text, requiring a method to revoke consent from all callers at once, and clarifying how revocations apply to affiliates and related business units. - OEMs and vendors: None identified; no products, services, or vendors are requested. - Procurement details: No product quantities, part numbers, contract value, or period of performance are provided.

Description

The Federal Communications Commission seeks comment on updates to Telephone Consumer Protection Act rules governing robocalls. Topics include shortening the time callers have to honor revocation requests, requiring two-way texting to facilitate revocation, requiring a revoke-all method, and determining how revocation requests apply to affiliates. Comments are due November 25, 2026, and reply comments are due December 28, 2026.

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