The SIP Forum is a leading IP communications industry association that engages in numerous activities that promote and advance SIP-based technology, such as the development of industry recommendations interoperability testing events including SIPit, and special workshops, educational activities, and general promotion of IP communications standards, services, and technology for service provider, enterprise and governmental applications. The work continues."Īccess the Robocall Call Blocking Notification standard document here.
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"Vendors and service providers will need some time to develop code and test, but those of us in the technical community are convinced that 603+ is the best, shortest and least-costly path to implementation and success. "We join with ATIS and others in encouraging widespread adoption of this specification across the entire call processing ecosystem with 'all deliberate speed,'" said SIP Forum Chairman of the Board Richard Shockey. "It balances the need to provide legitimate callers with a mechanism to seek redress if they have been inappropriately blocked against the desire to limit feedback to malicious callers." "This new standard is another important new tool developed through ATIS and SIP Forum collaboration to enhance the industry's means for blocking calls intended to defraud consumers," said ATIS President and CEO Susan Miller. To provide such notification, this standard defines a profile of the SIP 603 response code defined in RFC 3261, SIP: Session Initiation Protocol referred to in the standard as "603+". This ensures that voice service providers can continue to use analytics to block calls suspected to be illegal, fraudulent or for other reasons undesirable, while providing real-time notice to callers. The Robocall Call Blocking Notification specifically addresses the needs of enterprises and others for timely, machine-readable and actionable notification when a call from a legitimate calling party is blocked by the indicated voice service provider due to analytics-based call processing.
For malicious parties that should be blocked, however, it is important that the feedback mechanism not provide information that might help aid in the development of strategies for unwanted calls to fool call-blocking analytics. If legitimate calls are improperly blocked, the caller needs to know this so that they can initiate actions to resolve the problem, including the contact information where legitimate callers can seek redress. This message is both critical and strategic.
25, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ - The SIP Forum and ATIS today announced the release of a new standard advancing the means for mitigating unwanted robocalling by providing a bounce back message to originating call parties to let them know their call has been blocked. WASHINGTON and NORTH ANDOVER, Mass., Aug. New standard specifically addresses the needs of enterprises and others for timely, machine-readable and actionable notification when a call from a legitimate calling party is blocked by the indicated voice service provider due to analytics-based call processing.
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