52 Pa. Code § 63.131 - General provisions
(a)
[Reserved].
(b) A
telecommunications company subject to this subchapter shall treat customer
communications and customer information as confidential. Except for the limited
instances provided in this subchapter, release of customer information to the
public shall be permitted only on the authority of the customer. When a
telecommunications company or its authorized employees, agents or independent
contractors utilize customer information, they shall do so only when necessary
and only to the extent necessary to accomplish legitimate and authorized
purposes, as set forth in this subchapter. Telecommunications companies and
their employees, agents or independent contractors shall make every reasonable
effort to avoid the unauthorized dissemination of customer information to the
public. A telecommunications company, its employee, its affiliates or
subsidiaries, or an agent or independent contractor that has entered into a
contractual relationship with the telecommunications company and handles
customer communications and customer information is subject to this
subchapter.
(c) Nothing in this
subchapter supersedes the Wiretap Act, or permits a telecommunications company
service or activity which is otherwise prohibited by the Wiretap Act.
Notes
The provisions of this § 63.131 amended under 66 Pa.C.S. § 3019(b)(2) and (3).
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