single source·7/11/2026·2 sources analyzed
FCC prison-call data comments are due July 17
The FCC is seeking data it says it needs to set permanent rate caps for incarcerated people’s audio and video communications. Initial comments are due July 17, with reply comments due August 3. (sources: www.manisteenews.com, www.theverge.com, federalregister.gov)
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Modern Action Briefing
A jail is adapting its operations to align with new FCC communication cost rules. Meanwhile, the FCC has decided not to enforce a ban on high prison phone call prices.
- The FCC has implemented new communication cost rules for jails.
- A local jail is changing its practices in response to these rules.
- The FCC has delayed enforcement of a ban on high prison phone call prices.
Why it matters
The changes in communication cost rules could impact the affordability of prison phone and video-call services for users.