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Posted by aziaziazi 8 hours ago

France to ban unsolicited telemarketing calls(www.lemonde.fr)
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zhixingheyi2023 3 hours ago|
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CurbStomper 3 hours ago||
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janci 7 hours ago||
In my experience, GDPR works wonders here. After saying I do not wish my personal information to be processed and revoke any consents a few times I do not receive these calls anymore.
dotcoma 7 hours ago||
Where is ‘here’? France?
nottorp 7 hours ago||
It works for those who want to be sorta legal. Usually I ask to talk to their GDPR officer first thing. Call ends.

But not everyone wants to be sorta legal.

xenator 7 hours ago|
Article is not clear. Does this law blocks B2B calls? If so then it can cause damage to the business.
docdeek 6 hours ago||
A business can call another business it there’s an existing relationship. This means you can introduce an upgrade, a new product line, or something unrelated to their current contract - but the contract needs to be there first.

Other than that, the business needs the call receipient to opt in. They can dop this on a webform, a physical form, or by initiating the contact and, say, leaving a message for the vendor asking to be called back. It means the business needs to concetrate on avenues other than cold calling for getting themselves in front of a prospect.

alex95 7 hours ago||
"After a joint call by 11 consumer groups" - going to guess its B2C given "consumer groups".