The consultant, Steve Cramer, admitted to paying to create Biden’s fake vote but “denies any legal impropriety.” As a result, the consultant faces 26 criminal charges in addition to the fine imposed on the operator.
In addition to the fine, Lingo Telecom will be required to comply with the FCC’s STIR/SHAKEN rules, which require legal and other identification information of customers and affiliates, including full identification information. This is done as part of a special Know Your Customer (KYC) procedure. Essentially, the rules require networks to take more steps to verify the accuracy of the data they transmit and prevent similar incidents in the future.
FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel said the use of artificial intelligence should be clear to consumers and voters, and that the agency will punish violators to maintain trust in communications networks.
Source: Ferra
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