Missouri Lawmaker Submits Caller ID Anti-Spoofing Bill
A Missouri bill prefiled Tuesday would require two-way voice service providers to block voice calls from numbers that aren't valid North American Numbering Plan numbers, that aren't allocated to a provider by the NANP administrator, or that are valid and…
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allocated but unused. The Caller ID Anti-Spoofing Act (HB-2472), proposed by Rep. Jim Kalberloh (R), would also set an Aug. 28, 2027, deadline for voice device providers to implement Stir/Shaken authentication protocol or another technology for verifying and authenticating caller ID. A voice service provider that knowingly fails or neglects to comply would face fines of up to $75,000.