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Saturday, November 14, 2026

FCC Pulls 8 Companies From Robocall Mitigation Database

The FCC removed 8 companies from the robocall mitigation database this week. Separately, Allstate faces a new TCPA class action over AI voice calls, and parking companies that threatened to boot drivers are now facing a $2,500-per-person privacy suit.

1Lookup Signal Report

26.9% of 2,413 phone checks came back mobile on the 1Lookup platform today

Active phone number status dropped to 7.8% of checks, down 56.0 points from the trailing seven-day average of 63.8%, while inactive numbers rose to 20.8%, up 13.4 points. Mobile line share fell to 26.9%, down 27.9 points from baseline. Email deliverability came in at 72.1%, down 14.8 points from the seven-day average of 86.9%. For businesses calling, texting or emailing prospects today, this points to a higher share of dead or disconnected contact data than usual.

Phone line types

2,413 checks

  • mobile26.9%
  • landline15.6%
  • other line types57.6%

Phone number status

2,413 checks

  • inactive20.8%
  • active7.8%
  • other line types71.4%

Email deliverability

4,570 checks

  • deliverable72.1%
  • undeliverable5.4%
  • other line types22.5%

Every completed lookup on 1Lookup this UTC day.

  1. 01

    FCC removes 8 companies from the robocall mitigation database

    The FCC has removed 8 companies from the robocall mitigation database, the registry carriers use to decide whether to accept traffic from a given originator.

    Why it matters: Businesses that rely on third-party dialers or carriers to originate outbound calls should confirm those partners remain listed in the database. Removal can cut off call completion for any traffic tied to the delisted companies.

  2. 02

    Allstate hit with new TCPA class action over alleged AI voice calls made by the Hardin Agency

    A consumer in Washington state has filed a TCPA class action against Allstate over alleged AI voice calls used by the Hardin Agency. Allstate has faced repeated TCPA litigation over the years and this adds to that history.

    Why it matters: Any business using AI-generated voice calls for sales or service outreach should treat this as a reminder that AI voice tools are drawing the same TCPA scrutiny as traditional autodialers, including class action exposure.

  3. 03

    Parking companies that threatened to boot drivers now face a $2,500-per-person privacy class action

    Parking companies that sent invoices threatening to boot drivers, in at least one case to someone who never parked, are now facing a privacy class action seeking $2,500 per person. The case stems from practices around invoicing drivers who briefly entered private lots.

    Why it matters: The $2,500-per-person figure shows how fast per-violation exposure adds up when a company contacts people based on incomplete or wrong information. Any business sending automated notices or invoices based on location or contact data should verify that data before acting on it.

Questions people asked today

How many companies did the FCC remove from the robocall mitigation database?
The FCC removed 8 companies from the robocall mitigation database.
What is the Allstate TCPA case about?
A Washington state consumer filed a TCPA class action against Allstate over alleged AI voice calls used by the Hardin Agency.
How much are parking companies facing in the boot-threat privacy case?
The parking companies named in the case face a privacy class action seeking $2,500 per person.
What did the 1Lookup platform data show today?
Across 2,413 phone checks on November 14, 2026, 26.9% came back mobile, while active phone status fell to 7.8%, down 56.0 points from the trailing seven-day average of 63.8%. Email deliverability was 72.1%, down 14.8 points from its baseline.

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