But it only stops robocalls on one avenue - it's not the means to an end. By verifying each call, carriers can reduce the number of fake or spoofed calls. Stir/Shaken verifies all incoming and outgoing calls for wireless carriers that are routed through their networks. The FCC is now requiring major wireless carriers to start using Stir/Shaken technology and companies must now have a plan submitted to the FCC of their plans to combat spam calls or carriers will have to stop accepting calls from those providers. The Federal Communications Commission is still facing the uphill battle of robocalls. You should have started to see a reduction in robocalls, or at the least, have a better idea of who's calling you, as of June 30.
