Minnesota SF1860 prohibits false caller identification information and sets criminal penalties for violations.
Minnesota SF1860 makes it unlawful to display or use a third party to display fraudulent or inaccurate caller identification information on a Minnesota resident's caller identification service. Exceptions include lawful activities by law enforcement, domestic violence shelters, and health care professionals. Telecommunications service providers must implement technologies to identify and block such false information. The bill also provides for criminal penalties, including fines and imprisonment, and allows for private right of action for subscribers.
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