U.S. robocalls skyrocket to over 4 billion in July as consumer groups ask FCC to intervene
Summary
In July, U.S. consumers received more than 4.3 billion robocalls. Consumer groups have asked the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to take action against this increase.Key Facts
- Over 4.3 billion robocalls were made to U.S. consumers in July.
- The data comes from YouMail, a robocall protection app.
- The rise in robocalls has prompted consumer groups to request FCC intervention.
- Robocalls are automated phone calls usually used for telemarketing or scams.
- The FCC is the U.S. agency responsible for regulating communications like phone calls.
- The surge in robocalls is a concern because they often bother consumers or can be fraudulent.
- Efforts to reduce robocalls have been ongoing but challenges remain.
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