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Welcome to the CommioCast! Join us as we explore the features of Communications Platforms as a Service (CPaaS), discuss API-powered voice and text messaging solutions that replace outdated telecom hardware, and share insights on delivering reliable, high-quality calls and texts at scale.
With decades of industry leadership and a proven passion for what’s next, the Commio team shares how our technology continues to evolve, ensuring your business has the right tools to communicate confidently into the future.
Produced for tech-forward enterprises and communications enthusiasts, this podcast unpacks the tools, strategies, and innovations driving the future of customer experience (CX).
Each episode spotlights the technology behind Commio’s cloud platform, trusted by thousands of SaaS platforms and enterprises to power seamless, scalable communications. Tune in and discover a better way to connect with CommioCast!
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Now What? FCC's One to One Consent Rule Vacated
Last week, the Eleventh Circuit Court vacated the FCC's "one-to-one consent" rule, which required express written consent from consumers for each individual marketing call. The court found the rule exceeded the FCC's authority under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), as it added requirements not explicitly stated in the law. This decision temporarily relieves marketers from the rule's stringent requirements, although the FCC could appeal or create a revised rule.
In this week's episode of the CommioCast, you'll learn that despite the court ruling, Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile still insist on one-to-one consent compliance, impacting businesses relying on automated marketing calls. The future of the one-to-one consent rule remains uncertain, pending further action from the FCC or potential litigation.
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