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Nevada SMS Marketing and A2P Messaging Rules

A plain-language, source-linked guide to Nevada authorities relevant to SMS, MMS, telemarketing, privacy, consent, and do-not-call issues.

2source records
2express text-message coverage

What the sources say

The Nevada source records on this page include 2 sources with express text-message coverage. Other sources may apply only to particular activities or provide related context. Federal law, carrier policy, and sender-registration requirements may still apply alongside state law.

Authorities and official sources

Each entry explains what the source says, where its limits are, and what it does not establish.

State law · Current

NRS § 598.0918

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How this authority relates to messaging

The recorded source expressly applies to a particular type of text message or a specific messaging issue.

What the source establishes

  • Nevada expressly covers deceptive practices during text solicitations.

Limits and important context

  • AG enforcement.
  • Current NRS page.
  • It does not create a general text-consent or comprehensive text-DNC regime.

Official and supporting sources

  1. § 598.0918
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Jurisdiction
Nevada
Source type
State law
Recorded operative status
Current

Official agency guidance · Current

Nevada consumer health data law

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How this authority relates to messaging

The recorded source expressly applies to a particular type of text message or a specific messaging issue.

What the source establishes

  • Requires a privacy policy; prohibits collection except with affirmative voluntary consent or where necessary for a requested product or service; requires separate consent for sharing; gives consumers rights to confirm, obtain third-party-sale/share lists, stop collection/sharing/sale, and delete; requires security policies and limits employee/processor access. It also bans geofencing within 1,750 feet of health-care facilities for tracking, collecting health data, or sending health-related notifications, messages, or ads.

Limits and important context

  • Applies to “regulated entities” handling “consumer health data” in Nevada, with detailed definitions covering health condition/status data, reproductive or sexual health care, related biometric/genetic data, and certain health-indicative precise geolocation. Material whenever messaging programs collect or infer health status, collect consent for health-related messaging, or use geolocation to infer health-care seeking behavior. Violations are deceptive trade practices; the statute states there is no private right of action. Nevada statutory text in NRS chapter 603A. NRS 603A.400–.550; 1,750-foot geofence rule; effective March 31, 2024; no private right of action.

Consent standard stated in the source

  • affirmative voluntary consent

Facts that may change the result

  • Does the program collect, infer, share, or use Nevada consumer health data?

Official and supporting sources

  1. NRS: CHAPTER 603A - SECURITY AND PRIVACY OF PERSONAL INFORMATION
Source and review details
Jurisdiction
Nevada
Source type
Official agency guidance
Recorded operative status
Current

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Check this state in the A2P Authority Stack Preflight Use program details to identify the authority layers that may apply. Federal law The federal statutes and regulations that form the national legal baseline for U.S. A2P text messaging. FCC rules and orders FCC actions addressing consent revocation, opt-out handling, robotext blocking, and related operational controls. Carrier policy Carrier policies and public guidance concerning approved messaging paths, consent evidence, opt-out handling, filtering, and sender behavior. Sender registration 10DLC, short-code, toll-free, vetting, and monitoring requirements used to register or verify U.S. A2P senders. National Do Not Call The national registry and federal do-not-call framework relevant to covered U.S. telemarketing programs. Industry-specific requirements Federal privacy, health, financial, debt-collection, child-data, credit-reporting, and affiliate-marketing requirements that may apply to particular messaging programs. Browse SMS marketing laws by state Return to the complete state and national authority index.

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