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Enforcement of the do-not-call list in Argentina

Apr 092015
 
 April 9, 2015  Posted by Dissent Business, Laws, Non-U.S.

Seen at Data Privacy Laws:

The Data Protection Agency of Argentina (in charge of the Do Not Call Registry) has started to send Enforcement Notices (see below) to several companies for non compliance with the national do not call registry law.

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