Posts tagged recordkeeping.
Your compliance records are your defense. Here's exactly what a campaign has to keep, opt-ins, sends, and opt-outs, how long to keep it, and why the record matters more than how careful you actually were.
Campaign and official texts can become public records or evidence, and retention rules apply beyond the TCPA. Here's how public-records and retention obligations touch political texting, and why keeping clean records protects you twice.
A texting list is a database of voters' phone numbers and consent, and it deserves real protection. Here's why data security matters for a texting program, the risks of a breach, and the basic safeguards every campaign should have.
TCPA claims can generally be brought for years after a violation, which is why records matter so long. Here's how the statute of limitations works, why it shapes record retention, and what it means for campaign texting risk.
In a TCPA dispute, it's generally the sender who has to prove consent, not the plaintiff who has to disprove it. Here's why the burden falls on the campaign, and why that makes your records the whole ballgame.