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ARTICLE · 08 JANUARY 2020

Turkey Introduces A Centralized System For Electronic Marketing Communications

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TurkeyCorporate/Commercial Law

Recent amendments to the Turkish legislation regarding electronic marketing communications introduced a centralized management system for obtaining, exercising and tracking the opt-in/opt-out requests as well as complaints of the recipients of electronic commercial communications. Service providers sending electronic commercial communications to customers will need to register with this new centralized management system, and notify and/or process opt-in and opt-out requests and complaints regarding electronic commercial communications through this centralized management system.

In Turkey, commercial electronic communications1 such as messages for promotion and marketing of goods and/or services, celebrations, introduction of campaigns sent through electronic means are governed primarily by the Law No. 6563 on Regulation of Electronic Commerce ("E-Commerce Law"), which entered into force back in 2015.

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