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President Trump Repeals the FCC’s Broadband Privacy Rules; Legacy CPNI Rules Restored
By Sherrese M. Smith & Michael F. London
Yesterday, President Trump signed Senate Joint Resolution 34 into law, repealing the Federal Communications Commission’s (“FCC”) broadband privacy and data security regulations.
The repeal of the privacy rules has the effect of restoring the FCC’s prior rules regarding customer proprietary network information (“CPNI”). The FCC’s prior CPNI rules imposed specific compliance obligations on legacy voice providers (including interconnected VoIP providers), including recordkeeping and annual certification requirements under Section 64.2009
If you have any questions on the repeal of the broadband privacy rules or its potential effects on your business, please do not hesitate to contact Sherrese Smith for more information.
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