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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has announced a new proposal to shut down foreign call centers targeting U.S. consumers. Under the plan, companies would be required to onshore jobs in the United States, ensure operators speak Standard English, and face tariffs on countries that run scam call operations.
Supporters say the move could reduce fraud, improve customer service, and create more domestic jobs. Critics, however, warn that implementing the measures could increase costs for businesses and consumers. The proposal marks a significant step in the ongoing effort to tackle cross-border scams and strengthen consumer protections.

I’m in the office today and I will be lurking in and out.