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Dossier Legislative introduced 02-feb-2024
Bill introduced in Congress — not yet passed by either chamber, and not law.

QUIET Act

Key claim: The QUIET Act would strengthen federal telecommunications regulations and enforcement mechanisms to deter unwanted robocalls and automated electronic transmissions.

Abstract

(HR7123 · 118th Congress) Latest action (2024-02-02): Referred to the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology.

Why this matters

The QUIET Act proposes stronger enforcement against unwanted robocalls and automated electronic transmissions, potentially increasing consequences for violations and protections for recipients. It remains an introduced bill referred to a House subcommittee, so it creates no new obligations for callers or carriers at this stage.

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QUIET Act
Stage: introduced · congress · 02-feb-2024

If you receive unwanted robocalls, the QUIET Act proposes stronger enforcement against them but has not changed your current protections.

The QUIET Act would strengthen federal telecommunications regulations and enforcement mechanisms to deter unwanted robocalls and automated electronic transmissions.

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External: congress:118-hr-7123:introduced

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