To expand the scope of the Do Not Call rules under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act to include all telephone subscribers, to expand the private right of action for calls in violation of those rules, and to modify the definition of the term "automatic telephone dialing system".

This legislation proposes to update the Telephone Consumer Protection Act to provide broader protections against unwanted phone calls for all telephone subscribers. By expanding the scope of the Do Not Call rules, the bill aims to ensure that more individuals can opt out of receiving telemarketing solicitations. It also proposes to modify the legal definition of an automatic telephone dialing system, which could potentially cover a wider range of modern calling technologies used by telemarketers.

If enacted, the bill would also expand the private right of action, making it easier for everyday citizens to take legal action and seek damages against companies that violate these rules. This change is intended to provide consumers with more effective tools to hold robocallers and telemarketers accountable for intrusive or illegal calling practices. As the bill has only been introduced and referred to a committee, it currently has no legal force and would require approval from both chambers of Congress and the President to become law.