Do Not Call (DNC) Registry (Singapore)
Singapore's national registry established under the PDPA allowing telephone subscribers to opt out of marketing messages, voice calls, and faxes.
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Established under Part 9 of Singapore's Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA) and administered by the Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC), the DNC Registry lets individuals register Singapore telephone numbers across three sub-registers: Voice Calls, Text Messages (SMS/MMS), and Faxes. Before sending covered commercial telemarketing messages to registered Singapore numbers, organisations generally must check the relevant register. Consent and some continuing-relationship or message-type exceptions can apply, so the current PDPC guidance controls the result.
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Opt-Out
A request that a business stop a specified processing activity, such as selling personal information or using it for targeted advertising.
Do Not Call Register (Australia)
Australia's national telemarketing opt-out list, run by ACMA, for covered sales calls and marketing faxes to registered numbers.
Data Subject Request (DSR)
A request by an individual to a business to exercise a privacy right, such as access, correction, deletion, or portability.
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