The Federal Communications Commission voted last week to enact rules banning fraudulent text messages and international robocalls last week. The new rules effectively eliminate loopholes in the Truth in Caller ID Act, which banned spoofing domestic calls but made it hard for the FCC to move against scam text message artists and those placing international hoax phone calls.
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