Intuit references a Do Not Call Policy applicable to consumers, though the operative terms of that policy are not reproduced in this document text.
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A Do Not Call Policy references Intuit's telemarketing contact practices and consumer opt-out rights under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and FTC Telemarketing Sales Rule, but the specific mechanisms and scope are not assessable from the landing page reference alone.
Interpretive note: The operative Do Not Call Policy is not reproduced in this document; the scope, covered contact types, and opt-out mechanism cannot be assessed from the landing page reference alone.
The updated privacy statement no longer describes a specific opt-out procedure for advertising cookies that was previously available. The prior version stated users could 'opt out of having your personal information used or disclosed for these purposes by sliding the toggle to No and clicking Save My Choices', but this mechanism and accompanying language are no longer present in the updated disclosure. The updated terms also no longer explicitly state that IP addresses and device identifiers may be shared with advertising partners, removing prior transparency about what data types are disclosed. You should review TurboTax's main Privacy Policy to determine if opt-out mechanisms exist elsewhere or what the current data-sharing practices are.
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View change record →The document references a Do Not Call Policy for consumers, indicating that a mechanism exists for consumers to opt out of telemarketing or solicitation calls from Intuit. The operative terms, including how to register and the scope of covered contact types, are contained in the linked policy not reproduced here.
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1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Do Not Call policies engage the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), enforced by the FCC and through private right of action, and the FTC's Telemarketing Sales Rule.
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A Do Not Call Policy references Intuit's telemarketing contact practices and consumer opt-out rights under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and FTC Telemarketing Sales Rule, but the specific mechanisms and scope are not assessable from the landing page reference alone.
The document references a Do Not Call Policy for consumers, indicating that a mechanism exists for consumers to opt out of telemarketing or solicitation calls from Intuit. The operative terms, including how to register and the scope of covered contact types, are contained in the linked policy not reproduced here.
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