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Consent, disclosure and the law

What RingOut does on every call to keep things above board. This is general information, not legal advice.

Last updated: 13 October 2026

Telling callers they are talking to an AI

Every call opens with Miya telling the caller she is an AI receptionist for your business. This is built in and cannot be switched off. If a caller asks, Miya never denies being an AI.

Call recording

Callers are told the call is recorded before recording begins. We treat every Australian call as needing the consent of everyone on it. Recording and listening-device laws differ between states and territories, so if your business has specific obligations, talk to us about the wording.

Privacy Act 1988 and the APPs

Personal information captured on calls is handled under the Australian Privacy Principles. Recordings, transcripts and call records are stored in Sydney. The live call is processed in the United States, which is a cross-border disclosure under APP 8. The details are on the privacy and data page.

Spam Act 2003

The texts and emails RingOut sends go to you, the business: missed-transfer messages, alerts and your weekly summary. They are account notifications, not marketing.

Do Not Call Register

RingOut answers inbound calls only. It does not make telemarketing calls on your behalf.

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