AT&T POLICY FIX

Fix TCR Code 7103 Privacy Clause

Privacy policy lacks required affiliate sharing disclosure. Add SMS-specific consent section with third-party sharing language to regain approval within 24-48 hours.

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85-95% Approval Rate
24-48 Hour Fix
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What TCR Error 7103 Means

TCR error code 7103 occurs when AT&T detects privacy policies lacking required affiliate sharing disclosure language in SMS consent sections. Generic privacy policies without explicit third-party data sharing statements trigger automated rejection on AT&T's network.

Rejection Reason:
Privacy Policy Sharing Clause Missing
Affected Carriers:
AT&T (primary enforcer)
Impact:
Blocked on AT&T network

Why This Error Occurs

AT&T enforces stricter privacy disclosure standards requiring transparency about how subscriber data may be shared with affiliates, partners, or third-party service providers. Privacy policies lacking SMS-specific sections or failing to disclose affiliate sharing practices fail AT&T's automated verification.

No SMS Section

Generic privacy policy lacking dedicated SMS program terms and consent language specific to messaging.

Missing Affiliate Disclosure

No explicit statement about third-party data sharing, partner access, or affiliate marketing usage.

Vague Sharing Language

Generic third-party references without specific disclosure of SMS data sharing with partners or vendors.

How to Fix TCR Error 7103

Remediation requires 4-step privacy policy update protocol. Campaign resubmission with corrected privacy policy URL achieves 85-95% AT&T approval rates within 24-48 hours.

  1. 1

    Add SMS Consent Section

    Create dedicated SMS section in privacy policy explaining program scope, data collection practices, and subscriber rights. Section should precede or follow general privacy terms with clear SMS-specific header.

    Technical Detail: SMS section must be separately identifiable via header tag (H2/H3) or distinct paragraph formatting. AT&T's automated scanners validate section presence before manual review.
  2. 2

    Insert Affiliate Disclosure

    Add explicit third-party data sharing language disclosing how subscriber information may be shared with affiliates, partners, service providers, or marketing vendors. Include purpose of sharing and partner categories.

    Required Language Example: "We may share your mobile number and consent records with affiliate partners and third-party service providers who assist in delivering SMS services or related marketing programs."
  3. 3

    Update Campaign Registration

    Submit corrected privacy policy URL in TCR campaign registration fields. Verify URL accessibility returns HTTP 200 response and SMS section is publicly visible without authentication.

    Technical Detail: AT&T validates privacy policy URL accessibility during automated review. Broken links, paywalls, or login-required policies trigger immediate rejection.
  4. 4

    Verify AT&T Acceptance

    Monitor campaign status through CSP portal. AT&T automated reprocessing occurs within 24-48 hours for corrected privacy policies. Manual review adds 3-5 business days for low-trust-score brands.

    Technical Detail: Approval confirmation appears in CSP dashboard with AT&T network status change from "Blocked" to "Approved." Check throughput allocation for verification.

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MyTCRPlus Privacy Policy Template includes AT&T-compliant affiliate sharing disclosure and SMS consent section meeting error 7103 requirements.

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Technical Requirements

TCR error 7103 violations trigger when privacy policies fail AT&T's enhanced disclosure standards. While TCPA does not mandate specific affiliate sharing language, AT&T enforces transparency requirements beyond minimum federal compliance.

AT&T-Specific Requirements

AT&T requires SMS consent sections explicitly disclosing third-party data sharing practices. Generic privacy policies addressing only direct business-to-consumer relationships without affiliate/partner disclosure fail validation.

Required Privacy Policy Elements

  • SMS Section Header: Dedicated section title identifying SMS program terms
  • Affiliate Disclosure: Explicit statement about data sharing with partners or affiliates
  • Purpose Statement: Explanation of why data is shared (service delivery, marketing)
  • Partner Categories: General description of third-party types (vendors, service providers)
  • Opt-Out Method: How subscribers can revoke consent or limit sharing

Carrier Enforcement Differences

AT&T enforces affiliate disclosure requirements more stringently than T-Mobile or Verizon. While all carriers verify privacy policy presence, AT&T's automated scanners specifically validate third-party sharing language presence. Organizations approved on T-Mobile/Verizon may still face AT&T rejection without compliant affiliate disclosure.

Verification Process

AT&T's automated review system validates privacy policy URL accessibility, SMS section presence via header detection, and affiliate disclosure language through keyword scanning. Policies passing automated checks proceed to manual review verifying disclosure adequacy for business model and use case.

Prevention Strategy

Organizations avoiding TCR error 7103 implement 3 proactive privacy policy controls:

Pre-Launch Policy Audit

Deploy MyTCRPlus Privacy Policy Template with AT&T-compliant affiliate disclosure before campaign submission.

Template includes required SMS section and third-party sharing language meeting error 7103 standards.

URL Accessibility Validation

Verify privacy policy URL returns HTTP 200 response and SMS section is publicly visible without authentication.

Test URL accessibility from external network to simulate carrier verification.

Quarterly Policy Review

Review privacy policy every 90 days to maintain carrier compliance as enforcement standards evolve.

Subscribe to MyTCRPlus carrier policy updates for AT&T requirement changes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What privacy policy language does AT&T require?
AT&T requires SMS-specific consent section with affiliate sharing disclosure explaining how subscriber data may be shared with third-party partners or service providers. Required language: "We may share your mobile number and consent records with affiliate partners and third-party service providers."
Can I use a generic privacy policy for SMS?
No. AT&T rejects generic policies lacking dedicated SMS consent section. Privacy policy must explicitly address SMS program terms, data collection practices, and affiliate sharing. Use MyTCRPlus Privacy Policy Template with AT&T-compliant language.
Do T-Mobile and Verizon also require sharing clauses?
AT&T enforces affiliate disclosure more strictly than T-Mobile or Verizon. While all carriers verify privacy policy presence, AT&T specifically validates third-party sharing language. Campaigns approved on other carriers may still face AT&T rejection without compliant affiliate disclosure.
Where should the affiliate disclosure appear in my privacy policy?
Affiliate disclosure should appear within dedicated SMS consent section. Create section with header "SMS Program Terms" or "Text Messaging Privacy" and include affiliate sharing statement in that section. Placement near general third-party disclosure also acceptable if SMS-specific.
How quickly does AT&T reprocess after privacy policy update?
AT&T automated reprocessing occurs within 24-48 hours after privacy policy update and campaign resubmission. Manual review adds 3-5 business days for low-trust-score brands or complex use cases. Verify approval status in CSP portal.

Related Resources

Privacy Policy Template

AT&T-compliant template with affiliate sharing disclosure and SMS consent section.

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Rejection Remediation Tool

Automated error 7103 fix generation with carrier-specific resubmission packages.

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Carrier Policy Updates

AT&T enforcement changes and privacy requirement evolution tracking.

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Legal Disclaimer: This content provides general information about TCR error code 7103 remediation and does not constitute legal advice. Compliance requirements vary based on business model, use case category, and carrier enforcement policies. Organizations should consult qualified legal counsel for guidance specific to their messaging programs. MyTCRPlus does not provide legal advisory services or guarantee specific carrier approval outcomes.

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