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CRTC denies Iristel request for caller location ID manipulation to be outlawed

News | 05/06/2021 4:57 pm EDT

The CRTC has denied an order requested by Iristel Inc. after it found that Rogers Communications Inc. “did not grant itself an undue preference with respect to the circumvention of call routing restrictions”.

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