# Federal Register #2026-21820

FCC Seeks Comment on Updates to Consumer Robocall Control Rules

**Buyer:** Federal Communications Commission
**Posted:** October 26, 2026
**Respond By:** November 26, 2026
**Identifier:** 2026-21820

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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