Consumers in the United States received over 4.3 billion robocalls in July, according to data from the robocall protection app YouMail. This significant surge in unwanted calls has prompted concern among consumer groups, who are now calling on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to take action.
The sheer volume of robocalls in July highlights the ongoing issue of unwanted calls that plague consumers. Despite efforts to curb these calls, the number of robocalls continues to rise, causing frustration and financial losses for many.
Consumer groups are urging the FCC to intervene and implement stricter measures to prevent robocalls. The FCC has been working to combat robocalls, but the latest figures suggest that more needs to be done to address the issue.
CBS Newspath correspondent Evyn Moon is following the story and will provide more updates on the efforts to combat robocalls. As the situation develops, SpeakOX News will continue to bring you the latest information on this issue.
The robocall protection app YouMail provides insights into the scope of the problem, tracking the number of robocalls made each month. The data from YouMail serves as a reminder of the need for continued action to protect consumers from these unwanted calls.
<small>Source: CBS News — read the original story there.</small>