What's wrong with not sending commercial short messages without the user's consent?

The reporter learned on August 3 1 that the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has publicly solicited opinions on the Regulations on the Management of Communication Short Messages and Voice Calls (Draft for Comment). Without the user's consent or request, or the user's explicit refusal, no organization or individual may send commercial short messages or make commercial phone calls to him.

According to the exposure draft, no organization or individual may send commercial short messages or make commercial phone calls to users without the consent or request of users or the explicit refusal of users. If the user does not explicitly agree, it shall be regarded as refusal. If the user explicitly refuses to receive after agreeing, it shall stop.

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The exposure draft proposes that short message service providers shall not change the use of telecommunication network codes without authorization:

When sending port commercial short messages, the short message service provider shall ensure that the relevant users have agreed or requested to receive them, and keep the user consent certificate for at least five months.

Short message service providers shall not change the use of telecommunication network codes without authorization, send commercial short messages by using the ports that send business management and service short messages, and shall not restrict users from receiving business management or service short messages without justifiable reasons.

China. com-The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology publicly solicits opinions, and may not send commercial short messages without users' consent.