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Federal Law Mandates Cellular Subscriber Listings in American Samoa

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Federal law requires telecommunications carriers in American Samoa to provide cellular subscriber listings. Section 222(e) of the federal Communications Act mandates that a telecommunications carrier supplying telephone exchange service must provide subscriber list information to anyone requesting it for the purpose of publishing directories in any format.

From samoanews.com

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The mandate allows private directory publishers to obtain necessary subscriber data to create modern online telephone directories for American Samoa. This changes the supply of data available for commercial directory services in the territory.

Legislation was introduced in the U.S., leading the Federal Communications Commission to publish lists under U.S. law.

From samoanews.com

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