Does a privacy policy count as consent? In a recent CIPA case, a California federal court said that at this early stage, a policy’s existence doesn’t equal consent without any sign the visitor saw it or agreed to it. Here’s what the order says, and what it doesn’t. The case What the judge wrote What…
ExpressConsent records exactly what a person saw when they agreed to marketing calls or texts, then stores it as a Certified Digital Record. This guide covers what goes into that record, how it works, and what it can’t do. Why it matters What a record is What’s inside How it works Who uses it Extras…
Starting November 25, 2026, the FCC’s new consent revocation rules let a caller designate one specific way for people to opt out of robocalls and texts, like replying STOP. Here’s what changed, what stayed the same, and what’s still undecided. Nov. 25 2026 effective date, the day before Thanksgiving 3 opt-out methods a caller can…
A TCPA class action settlement of up to $4 million over alleged prerecorded calls to cell phones is open for claims until December 21, 2026. Here’s what the court-authorized notice says about the class, the money and the dates, as of November 3, 2026. $4M maximum total the defendant would pay under the settlement 14,534…
A Colorado federal court refused to dismiss a TCPA Do Not Call claim over a 227-character text that the plaintiff’s phone bill showed as two messages. Here’s what the October 2025 order says, and what it leaves undecided. 227 characters in the text at the center of the dispute 2 messages the plaintiff’s phone records…