Signed Call Traffic Gap Between Tier-1 and Smaller Carriers Undermining Robocall Mitigation Gains
Top US telecom providers’ robocall mitigation efforts continue to yield positive signed call traffic results, as 85% of all traffic between these Tier-1 carriers was signed in 2025, and 93% of these were signed with the highest “A-level” attestation.
However, TNS’ 2026 Robocall Investigation Report tells a different story for smaller carriers. Read the report to learn more about:
- The low levels of signed call traffic between smaller operators.
- Why slow progress in modernizing from legacy TDM to SIP networks creates vulnerabilities.
- How bad actors’ tactics are making calls signed with “A-level” attestation less easy to trust.
- The growth in multimodal and AI scam attacks.

Why TNS Data is Different
Most organizations are only capable of reporting within narrow data silos in what has always been a deeply complex infrastructure of line types, customer profiles and traffic patterns. It’s important to understand why decision-makers continue to value and prioritize the findings in TNS’ reports.

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