The Phone Stall Not Close to Stopping: "The Nuisances Also Come From Sites Where We Leave His Number"

An umpteenth legislative provision to limit the use of telephones was adopted unanimously in Parliament on 21 May. As of August 2026, consumers will no longer receive commercial calls without giving their prior and explicit consent. In this regard, the legislator is not in the process of trying to do so. Why so many difficulties? Do we have a chance to get there this time?

After having been accepted in the Joint Joint Committee, Parliament finally passed the law to make the express consent of the consumer a condition for being released. A new major step has been taken in the fight against unsolicited telephone stalling: Parliament has definitively passed a bill prohibiting [...] Article C is done, non-conscious telephone stalling is finally prohibited... from 2026 was published on Universe Freebox

MEF warns that those who make new withdrawals from AFP will not have minimum pensionAspec denounced Claro for automatically playing an advertising song in callsThe National Institute for the Defence of Competition and the Protection of Intellectual Property (Indecopi) warned that calls for commercial or advertising purposes can only be made if the consumer has granted his/her prior consent, express and on his/her own initiative.The entity specif…

Following the new law prohibiting calls for commercial purposes without prior consent, Indecopi recalled that companies must have the express authorization of users for this type of communication.The institution specified that only contact with people who have voluntarily and actively agreed to receive advertising calls is valid.This consent may have been given at the time of purchase of a product or service, but it is not permanent: the consume…

After Congress insistently passed this law, Indecopi provided new details about this measure that seeks to protect consumers from corporate harassment.

Will spam calls end with the regulation of the Personal Data Protection Act?On May 9, Law 32323, which makes amendments to the Consumer Protection and Defense Code, was published with the aim of eliminating so-called spam.There are two changes brought by Law 32323.The first is that companies will be able to make calls or send advertising communication by any means only if it has previously been requested by the consumer.“Before, the provider cou…