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Personal Data Protection Act 2012 s 46

Personal Data Protection Act 2012 s 46

s 46 Consent

46.—(1) A person must not, as a condition for supplying goods, services, land, interest or opportunity, require a subscriber or user of a Singapore telephone number to give consent for the sending of a specified message to that Singapore telephone number or any other Singapore telephone number beyond what is reasonable to provide the goods, services, land, interest or opportunity to that subscriber or user, and any consent given in such circumstance is not validly given. (2) If a person obtains or attempts to obtain consent for sending a specified message to a Singapore telephone number —(a) by providing false or misleading information with respect to the sending of the specified message; or (b) by using deceptive or misleading practices, any consent given in such circumstances is not validly given.

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