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CRTC should release data on fraud calls: PIAC

News | 02/09/2021 5:58 pm EST
PIAC executive director John Lawford testifies during the CRTC's hearing into telecom sales practices in 2018 /Photo via CPAC.

The Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) has asked the CRTC to publicly disclose the information it receives in monthly reports from wireless telecom service providers about the fraudulent practice known as “SIM swapping.”

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