Robocall Mitigation and Traceback Sample Clauses

Robocall Mitigation and Traceback. ‌ 40.1 Robocall Mitigation is the ability to reduce the occurrence of illegal robocalls. The Parties shall adhere to all applicable Robocall Mitigation federal rules and regulations. The Parties agree to cooperate with the resolution of any Robocall Mitigation issues associated with the operation and management of each Parties’ network and to take steps to eliminate the origination and transmission of illegal calls consistent with FCC requirements. 40.2 Traceback is the act of tracing and identifying the source of suspected unlawful robocalls and suspicious and prohibited traffic. The Parties shall cooperate with traceback requests between the Parties’ networks associated with the Parties’ efforts to mitigate illegal or suspected illegal robocalls that may originate, transit or terminate on the Parties’ networks and adhere to all applicable Traceback federal rules and regulations. The Parties also agree to cooperate and respond to Traceback requests from the official U.S. Traceback Consortium. 41 Nomadic Traffic‌ 41.1Due to the advancement of Internet Protocol (“IP”) technology and applications available, services have become more mobile. Because of this, the Parties agree that Nomadic Traffic is VoIP traffic that originates or terminates to an Internet Protocol CPE device capable of being used at locations other than and in addition to the End-User Customer’s service location and utilizes mobile computing technology to connect to the global internet or use specific data resources from a stored location while moving around from one place to another. Both Parties agree that Nomadic Traffic provided by either Party will be incidental. If either Party believes that the majority of the other Party’s traffic is Nomadic Traffic, then the Parties can conduct audits or take other commercially reasonable steps to verify that the other Party is not provisioning any of its services to intentionally circumvent applicable Switched Access Service charges. If either Party intends to send primarily Nomadic Traffic, then such Party shall notify to the other Party in writing within sixty (60) days to amend the Agreement. 42 Insurance‌ Each Party warrants to the other Party that it has and will maintain insurance in compliance with applicable state and federal law. In the event that a Party requests additional services not provided for in this Agreement, Parties agree that any amendment negotiated for such service may require additional insurance obligations.
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Robocall Mitigation and Traceback. A. Robocall Mitigation is the ability to reduce the occurrence of illegal robocalls. The Parties shall adhere to all applicable Robocall Mitigation federal rules and regulations. The Parties agree to cooperate with the resolution of any Robocall Mitigation issues associated with the operation and management of each P the origination and transmission of illegal calls consistent with FCC requirements. B. Traceback is the act of tracing and identifying the source of suspected unlawful robocalls and suspicious and prohibited traffic. The Parties shall cooperate with traceback requests between the P P suspected illegal robocalls that may originate, transit or terminate on the P and adhere to all applicable Traceback federal rules and regulations. The Parties also agree to cooperate and respond to Traceback requests from the official U.S. Traceback Consortium.
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