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A growing timeline of regulations

The growing impact of Do Not Call on B2B and B2C

1988

  • State of Florida establishes Do-Not-Call list

1991

  • U.S. federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) requires company-specific Do-Not-Call lists and restricts auto-dialer calls to wireless numbers

1995

  • U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Telemarketing Sales Rules (TSR) regulates abusive telemarketing practices and provides consumers with privacy protections

1998

  • U.K. Telecommunications (Data Protection & Privacy; Direct Marketing) Regulations establish Telephone and Fax Preference Service Lists

2000

  • 9 U.S. states with Do-Not-Call laws

2001

  • 14 U.S. states with Do-Not-Call laws
  • France: unsolicited marketing faxes made illegal

2002

  • 29 U.S. states with Do-Not-Call laws
  • EU Directive on Privacy & Electronic Communications requires Member State restrictions on telephone, email and fax solicitations

2003

  • U.S. National Do-Not-Call Registry implemented
  • U.S. adopts CAN-SPAM Act to regulate commercial email
  • 42 U.S. states with Do-Not-Call laws
  • Ireland enacts National Directory Database Do-Not-Call law
  • New Jersey restricts manually dialed solicitations to wireless numbers

2004

  • Federal restrictions on auto-dialer calls to wireless numbers extended to numbers ported from wire line service
  • Mexico's Federal Consumer Protection Act provides for Consumer Protection Registry
  • 44 U.S. states with Do-Not-Call laws
  • Chilean Consumer Law imposes opt-out, holiday call time restrictions
  • Do-Not-Knock ordinance adopted by Kennedy Township, Pennsylvania

2005

  • U.S. Federal Communications Commission adopts rules prohibiting unwanted commercial email messages to wireless devices
  • U.S. federal Junk Fax Prevention Act enacted to prohibit unsolicited faxes
  • U.K. implements Corporate Telephone Preference Service list and company-specific B2B opt-out rules
  • Japan's Personal Information Protection Law allows consumers to forbid use of contact information for marketing communications
  • Ireland implements National Directory Do-Not-Call Database
  • Michigan and Utah enact Child Protection Registries to restrict marketing to children
  • 5 U.S. states restrict manually dialed phone solicitations to wireless numbers

2007

  • 11 U.S. states introduce Do-Not-Mail legislation
  • Mexico's consumer protection authority Profeco establishes Registro Público de Consumidores requirements
  • Mexico's financial services regulator Condusef establishes Registro Público de usuarios for phone, email and SMS
  • India establishes national Do-Not-Call List
  • Australia implements national Do-Not-Call Register
  • Argentine City of Buenos Aires's Office of Consumer Protection and Defense publishes No-Call Registry regulations
  • Argentine provinces Cordoba and Santa Fe legislatures sanction Do-Not-Call registry laws
  • Hong Kong's Telecommunications Authority implements Do-Not-Call Register for prerecorded calls, SMS and MMS pursuant to phase II Unsolicited Electronic Messages Ordinance
  • Singapore's Spam Control Bill which extends to SMS messages takes effect

2008

  • Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission implements National Do-Not-Call List
  • U.S. FTC issues regulations prohibiting pre-recorded and automated voice messages without prior written permission

2009

  • Brazilian capital state of Sao Paulo enacts Do-Not-Call registry and rules for consumer and business phone numbers
  • Brazilian state of Pernambuco enacts Do-Not-Call registry and rules
  • Spain's Data Protection Agency implements Lista Robinson for telephone numbers, email, SMS and postal mail
  • The Netherlands implements its national Do-Not-Call list for B2C and B2B calling and postal mail

2010

  • 6th U.S. state restricts manually dialed phone solicitations to wireless numbers
  • Mexico's Profeco publishes phase II regulations to extend RPC marketing restrictions to email; phase III will cover postal mail
  • Mexico's Condusef issues regulations that require financial institutions to ask permission to continue offers and honor opt-outs
  • Australian enforcement begins for extending of Do-Not-Call Register to fax numbers
  • Australian Communications and Media Authority seeks public comment on standards for fax marketing
  • Hong Kong issues Guidance Note on the Collection and use of Personal Data in Direct Marketing

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