by Tahir Almas | Jul 24, 2026 | Uncategorized
A quiet piece of FCC housekeeping this year deserves more attention than it got. The agency’s revoke-all consent rule, in force since April 2025, says that when a contact revokes consent in any reasonable way, that revocation applies broadly, across your...
by Tahir Almas | Jul 9, 2026 | Uncategorized
In 2026 the TCPA rules for auto dialers got stricter in three big ways: consent now has to be specific to your business, so a blanket opt-in from a shared lead form no longer counts, DNC scrubbing and real-time revocation are non-negotiable, and any call that plays an...
by Tahir Almas | Jul 4, 2026 | Uncategorized
If your open-source auto dialer keeps showing up as ‘Spam Likely’ even on clean, consented calls, the culprit is usually attestation. STIR/SHAKEN signs each call A, B, or C, and calls routed through smaller carriers tend to get B or C. That lower grade...
by Tahir Almas | Jun 27, 2026 | Uncategorized
Quick answer: In 2026 your answer rate depends far more on how carriers see your number than on the dialer itself. Authenticated and branded calls get answered around 62 percent of the time, while unbranded calls sit near 20 percent, and numbers tagged “Spam...
by Tahir Almas | Jun 25, 2026 | Uncategorized
Quick answer: STIR/SHAKEN is the system carriers use to digitally sign phone calls so the network can tell a real caller from a spoofed one. In 2026, calls that are not signed at the highest trust level are increasingly diverted to voicemail or labeled...
by Tahir Almas | Jun 20, 2026 | Uncategorized
Every predictive dialer makes the same bet thousands of times an hour: it dials more numbers than it has free agents, gambling that by the time someone answers, an agent will be ready. Win the bet and your agents stay busy. Lose it and a live person picks up to...
