Qatar DPL
Chapter Six: Electronic communication for direct marketing – Qatar DPL

Qatar DPL 22: Electronic direct marketing only with prior consent, identified and with an opt-out address

What does 22 require?

Sending any electronic communication to an individual for direct marketing is forbidden without the individual's prior consent; the communication must include the identity of its originator, make clear that it is sent for direct marketing, and include a valid address, easily accessed, through which the individual can ask the originator to stop the communications or revoke consent. Violations carry a fine of up to QAR 1,000,000.

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