Missouri HB2658 modifies electronic communications laws, focusing on call solicitations and caller identification spoofing.
Missouri HB2658 modifies provisions relating to electronic communications by updating rules for telephone solicitations and addressing caller identification spoofing. The bill mandates the attorney general to establish a state no-call database, ensuring no cost to subscribers for joining. It specifies methods for objecting to solicitations and the effect of number changes on such objections. The bill also addresses caller identification spoofing, defining it as knowingly transmitting misleading information with harmful intent.
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