Duty LXD-7360
Provides telecom services, in Maine
Broadband internet access service, customer personal information privacysince 3 lines
35-A M.R.S. sec. 9301 · Read the law's page
- Obtain a Maine broadband customer's express, affirmative, opt-in consent before using, disclosing, selling, or permitting access to their customer personal information, and let them revoke that consent at any time.
- Do not refuse service, or charge a penalty or offer a discount, based on a customer's consent decision under this statute.
- Do not treat this statute as reaching biometric data. Its customer personal information definition never names biometric, fingerprint, voiceprint, or faceprint data.
Telecommunications relay services: service requirements for relay providers in Mainein force6 lines
Telecommunications Relay Services, 35-A M.R.S. secs. 8702 and 8703 · Read the law's page
- If you provide telecommunications relay services in Maine, make them available on a statewide basis to the extent technologically feasible and 24 hours a day for every calendar day of the year (35-A M.R.S. sec. 8703(1) and (2)).
- Do not refuse calls or limit the length of calls (sec. 8703(3)).
- Keep relay service communications confidential (sec. 8703(5)).
- Do not assess a separate fee for telecommunications relay services to users of the services (sec. 8703(6)).
- On request, make known to users any restrictions on the types of calls handled and any rates or charges for the services (sec. 8703(9) and (10)).
- Take into consideration any comments from the Telecommunications Relay Services Council (sec. 8703(8)).