Veterans Benefits Information Protection Act restricts automated telephone equipment for calls to federal departments and agencies.
The Veterans Benefits Information Protection Act amends the Communications Act of 1934 to restrict the use of automated telephone equipment for calls to federal departments and agencies. Specifically, it prohibits equipment that can make repeated calls and provide or receive information without human intervention. This applies to calls made by individuals or entities other than those directly involved in the call's information exchange.
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