Examining call center cell phone regulations
By Donna Fluss, President, DMG Consulting LLC
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Throughout the world, regulations have been established to address the handling of calls. For example, in the United States, we have the PCI security standards council that sets guidelines for the handling and playback of customer credit card information. (Please note that PCI is not a federal or state regulation; it was established by the credit card industry.) In the US, the FCC regulates the types of calls that need to be recorded and the handing of outbound calls. Other countries have their own guidelines.
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