The terms disclose that opting into Okta's SMS alert service constitutes consent to receive messages via an automatic telephone dialing system. The service is available to current Okta customers and is not a condition of purchase. Users must be over age 13 to subscribe.
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This provision establishes express ATDS consent through the opt-in process, which is a material disclosure under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. The terms also clarify that SMS consent is not a condition of purchase, aligning with TCPA requirements.
Under this clause, opting into Okta Alerts constitutes consent to receive automated text messages. Users can withdraw consent at any time by texting STOP to 65820. Standard message and data rates from the user's carrier may apply.
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Compare across platforms →"Subscribe to receive trust notifications from Okta regarding outages and incidents. Subscription is available for current Okta customers when they log in via https://status.okta.com/. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. By opting in to this service, you consent to receive mobile text alerts using an automatic telephone dialing system. Consent to receive marketing text messages is not required as a condition of purchasing any goods or services. By signing up, you are confirming you are over the age of 13.Excerpt from Auth0's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision directly implicates the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, enforced by the Federal Communications Commission, which governs consent requirements for automated telephone dialing systems used to send commercial or informational text messages.
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This provision establishes express ATDS consent through the opt-in process, which is a material disclosure under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. The terms also clarify that SMS consent is not a condition of purchase, aligning with TCPA requirements.
Under this clause, opting into Okta Alerts constitutes consent to receive automated text messages. Users can withdraw consent at any time by texting STOP to 65820. Standard message and data rates from the user's carrier may apply.
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