Israeli Parliament Requires Public Bodies to Send Voice Messages to Secure Phones
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The Israeli Knesset approved in a second and third reading a new law mandating public bodies to send voice messages to secure phones that do not receive text messages. Under the law, recipients can listen to the voice message again by calling back the number from which the message was sent or through multiple delivery attempts to ensure receipt. This obligation applies specifically to the Tax Authority, the Population and Immigration Authority, and the National Insurance Institute.
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