Establishes a statewide do not disturb registry to prevent residents from receiving unsolicited commercial marketing communications.
The bill, known as the "do not disturb registry act," aims to protect New York residents from unsolicited commercial marketing communications. It authorizes the Department of State to create and manage a registry where residents can opt-out of receiving such communications. Businesses are prohibited from contacting consumers listed in the registry for 31 days. The registry will include residents' phone numbers, fax numbers, email addresses, and home addresses.
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