Does this exemption from the December 2020 rule still apply?
https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/FCC-20-186A1.pdfThe Commission has exempted calls made by financial institutions to wireless consumers
subject to several conditions.105 The Commission noted that calls by financial institutions regarding
fraudulent transactions, security data breaches, and identity theft are “intended to address exigent
circumstances in which a quick, timely communication with a consumer could prevent considerable
consumer harms.”106 This exemption has been in place for five years, and we agree with commenters that
it remains in the public interest.107 Consistent with comments filed on this issue, we conclude that these
conditions satisfy section 8 of the TRACED Act. The exemption’s conditions include limitations on the
class of calling parties (financial institutions), the class of called parties (customers of the financial
institution), and the number of calls (no more than three calls per event over a three-day period for each
affected account).108 As a result, we conclude that no further action is required to bring this exemption
into compliance with section 8 of the TRACED Act. No commenter disagrees with this conclusion.109