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ARTICLE · 13 JANUARY 2026

FCC Delays TCPA Consent Revocation Rule, Again

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n January 6, 2026, the FCC extended its waiver of 2024 rules requiring businesses to honor consent revocation requests uniformly across different brands and, in certain cases, call types (i.e., marketing vs. transactional).

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On January 6, 2026, the FCC extended its waiver of 2024 rules requiring businesses to honor consent revocation requests uniformly across different brands and, in certain cases, call types (i.e., marketing vs. transactional). In April 2025, the Commission had granted a one-year waiver in response to an industry petition, but, four months before its expiration, the FCC extended once again, this time until January 31, 2027.

As previously discussed, the rule posed significant compliance challenges for telemarketers. Acknowledging its operational complexity, the FCC sought further comment in October 2025 on ways it could modify the requirement. The FCC notes this extension comes in response to requests from several organizations to "further extend the effective date to allow an opportunity to revisit this issue."

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