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STIR/SHAKEN framework is only operational on IP networksThe FCC requires that all voice service providers certify in the Robocall Mitigation Database that they have fully implemented STIR/SHAKEN or have instituted a robocall mitigation program to ensure that they are not originating illegal robocalls. To further protect consumers, gateway providers – those serving as the entry point for foreign calls into the United States – must both implement STIR/SHAKEN and institute a robocall mitigation program. All providers are required to submit to this public database the contact information for the personnel at their company responsible for robocall-mitigation related issues. And those providers certifying to their implementation of a robocall mitigation program are required to include descriptions of the reasonable steps they are taking to avoid originating illegal robocall traffic. For Non-IP networks: providers using older forms of network technology are required to either upgrade their networks to IP or actively work to develop a caller ID authentication solution that is operational on non-IP networks.[[Category:Telephone]][[Category:Telephone Technology]][[Category:VoIP]][[Category:Law]]