Oklahoma AG participated in FTC's Operation Stop Scam Calls (July 2023) — largest telemarketing crackdown in FTC history. 180+ actions by 100+ law enforcement partners across all 50 states. Targeted telemarketers, lead generators, and VoIP providers. Oklahoma's participation notable given the state's new Telephone Solicitation Act provides AG with enhanced state-level tools to pursue cases independently.

OK AG Drummond joined 49-state Avid Telecom lawsuit. Avid transmitted 101+ million calls to Oklahoma numbers (Dec 2018 - Jan 2023), out of 24.5 billion total. Oklahoma's 2022 Telephone Solicitation Act makes this case particularly significant — the state now has one of the broadest autodialer definitions in the country and uncapped $500/violation statutory damages.

Oklahoma's 2022 Telephone Solicitation Act requires express written consent before any autodialer contact. Almost any electronic dialing tool qualifies as an autodialer — broader than federal TCPA definition. Uncapped $500/violation statutory damages (tripleable if willful/knowing). Private right of action. Administrative fines up to $25K per violation by AG. Oklahoma went from minimal telemarketing regulation to one of the strictest overnight.

Oklahoma joined the bipartisan Anti-Robocall Litigation Task Force of 51 AGs in 2022. Task Force issued civil investigative demands to 20 gateway VoIP providers. Oklahoma's new Telephone Solicitation Act (2022) gave the AG additional enforcement tools beyond federal TCPA, including broader autodialer definition and administrative fine authority up to $25K per violation.