Intuit revised its SMS opt-out language to clarify that the opt-out procedure applies to all marketing text messages from Intuit, not only those sent through its SMS shortcode program. The updated text states that marketing text messages may come "including through" the shortcode program, broadening the scope of the opt-out mechanism to cover any channel through which Intuit sends marketing SMS. This clarification ensures that users understand they can opt out of all Intuit marketing texts by replying STOP, regardless of the delivery method.
The updated language clarifies that the STOP opt-out mechanism applies to all marketing text messages from Intuit, regardless of which channel or program delivers them. Previously, the language specifically referenced only the SMS shortcode program, which could have created ambiguity about whether opt-outs applied to marketing texts sent through other methods. The revised policy makes clear that replying STOP will opt you out of all Intuit marketing texts.
→ Reply STOP to any Intuit marketing text message to opt out of all future marketing SMS from Intuit
Clarified to apply to all marketing text messages from Intuit, not only those sent through the SMS shortcode program.
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This change is a clarification of existing opt-out rights rather than a substantive policy shift. Intuit has expanded the language to explicitly state that the STOP opt-out applies to all marketing SMS, not only those …
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