---
title: "AT&T and T-Mobile team up in a first step toward identifying robocalls across networks"
metaTitle: "AT&T T-Mobile Robocall Partnership"
slug: att-tmobile-robocall-partnership
date: "2019-08-14T13:58:23-05:00"
image:
  src: "https://cdn.securelogix.dev/slx/images/undefined.webp"
sourcePublisher:
  name: USA Today
  url: bit.ly
sourceArticle:
  url: "http://bit.ly/2m6iDXW"
legacySlug: att-and-t-mobile-team-up-in-a-first-step-toward-identifying-robocalls-across-networks
tags: [Robocalls, STIR/SHAKEN]
status: published
---

August 14, 2019

As the Federal Communications Commission wages war on robocalls, phone carriers are working together to ensure their customers are protected from scams.

AT&T and T-Mobile announced today calls across both networks would be verified, a step toward meeting the industry-wide SHAKEN/STIR standard.

SHAKEN/STIR verifies the authenticity of a call and alerts you if it is suspected as a spoof or scam. The call is verified at the network level and a symbol such as a check mark will appear to let you know if the call is not spoofed. With AT&T and T-Mobile, you will see “Call Verified” on your screen when you get a call.