The latest edition of the TNS Robocall Investigation Report includes a vast amount of factual evidence derived from real network traffic over the last four years. This study is unique in that it offers an objective, first-hand view of robocalling, spamming and spoofing across the hundreds of carriers that signal across the TNS signaling and database routing infrastructure.
Inside the September 2020 edition of the report you’ll find a wealth of information relating to how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected robocall activity, both in terms of the level of robocalls and how robocallers are using this in their latest scams. You’ll also find information on:
As well as details on industry solutions to help combat robocalling:
The FCC wants the telecoms industry to help put an end to scam robocalls. TNS is here to help.
TNS’ Robocall Scam of the Month
Our Scam of the Month page reports on the latest Robocall scam data from across the US.
For regular updates on the latest Robocall news from TNS, including our highlighted scam negative calling heatmaps and call scoring please visit our Robocall Scam of the Month page.
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