Carriers Increasing Signed Call Traffic; Bad Actors Increasing Use of AI
Signed call traffic has increased in the first half of 2024, despite interconnectivity challenges limiting the full benefits of STIR/SHAKEN. The use of AI to launch robocall attacks is still prominent, although political robocall activity has ebbed compared to earlier in the year. Download the report to learn more about:
- Smaller carriers SIP interconnectivity expansion
- AI-focused regulations
- Most prevalent robocall scams of the year
- Election events likely to increase robocalls
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