PSP Provides a Minute to Avoid Spam Calls

The PSP (public Security Police) recently warned spam calls and published a minute to remove data.

The Public Security Police (PSP) has shared in social networks a set of recommendations to help prevent spam calls, which have become increasingly common. These calls include, for example, false job offers or unrequested commercial proposals. Reserved Content One of the first measures highlighted by the PSP is the right that every citizen has to withdraw his consent to be contacted for advertising purposes. As the police force points out, "enter…

The President of the Lisbon Chamber defended that agents must be present in the neighborhoods so people can feel safe.

On Monday, the PSP shared some tips to avoid the increasingly frequent ‘spam’ calls with, for example, job offers or service presentations. First, the PSP states that you can withdraw your consent. “Companies can only contact you for advertising purposes with your prior and explicit consent,” he explains, in a post on social media. If you didn't give it, ask the company to immediately remove your number from their contact base. You can do this b…