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Mississippi Telecom Compliance Guide

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Telecom Compliance Reference · Statute last amended 2010

Mini-TCPA State — High Risk

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Mississippi Pending Telecom Legislation

Active bills that could change your compliance requirements in Mississippi

Last updated

Apr 17, 2026

No Active Bills

No active telecom legislation tracked for Mississippi right now. We monitor daily via LegiScan.

Historical Bills (26)

BillTitleStatusDate
HB708App store providers and developers; require to obtain age verification and parental consent for minor's activity.Failed—
HB961Health care providers and medical facilities; require to refund overpayments to patients within a specified time.Failed—
HB1132Behavioral Threat Assessment Program; require State Department of Education and Department of Mental Health to establish.Failed—
HB1447Mississippi Social Media Fraud Accountability and Consumer Protection Act; create.Failed—
HB1607Wireless telecommunications devices; prohibit the use of while driving.Failed—
HB1625Virtual currency kiosks; require licensure in accordance with Money Transmission Modernization Act.Passed—
HB1754ITS; authorize to establish certain procurement frameworks for information technology.Failed—
SB2104Gaming; include online, interactive and computerized versions thereof, increase penalties, and authorize forfeiture.Failed—
SB2511Behavoral Threat Assessment Program; require State Department of Education and Department of Mental Health to establish.Failed—
SB2667"Mississippi Veterans Mental Health and Addiction Therapy Quality of Care Act of 2026"; enact.Failed—
SB2693Mississippi Social Media Fraud Accountability and Consumer Protection Act; enact.Failed—
SB2784Telephone solicitors; revise certain provisions regarding Medicare Advantage and Supplement plans.Failed—
SB2817Department of Public Safety; consolidate offices and revise provisions related to.Failed—
HB99Licensed contractors; require itemized statements and establish acceptable fees for residential builders and remodelers.Failed—
HB745Cell location information; require wireless service providers to disclose to law enforcement under certain circumstances.Failed—
HB1055Cell location information; require wireless service providers to disclose to law enforcement under certain circumstances.Failed—
HB1307Anti-Spoofing; bring forward sections that regulate.Failed—
HB1458Telephone solicitors; revise certain provisions regarding Medicare Advantage & Supplement plans.Failed—
HB1612Department of Public Safety; consolidate offices and revise provisions related to.Passed—
HB1703Telephone solicitors; revise certain provisions regarding Medicare Advantage and Supplement plans.Failed—
SB2015Mississippi Consumer Data Privacy Act; enact.Failed—
SB2362Consumer protection; revise private cause of action.Failed—
SB2554Practice of medicine; provide for use of HIPAA-compliant telecommunications systems and practice of obesity medicine.Failed—
SB2669Veterans assistance; prohibit unethical collection of fees in veterans benefits matters.Failed—
SB2755ITS; create additional powers and responsibilities.Failed—
SB2801Hand-held mobile telephones; increase civil penalties for texting while driving.Failed—
About our monitoring: We track Mississippitelecom legislation via LegiScan using keywords including "telemarketing," "robocall," "autodial," "telephone solicitation," "text message," "artificial intelligence," and "do not call." Pages refresh daily. If you spot a bill we're missing, reach out.

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This is a compliance reference tool, not legal advice. Data compiled from public statutes, LegiScan, CourtListener, state AG offices, and AI-assisted analysis. Verify all information with qualified counsel before relying on it. Full terms & data sources →