home | about | newsletters | contact | advertising | Shop | radio | membership | site map

Helping Normal People Get Their Geek On And Live The Digital Lifestyle

Free and Premium. Why Register?

Login: Password: Remember me

Spam Laws

This entry is part 22 of 29 in the series Securing Your PC On the Internet

Posted Jan 16, 2008 by Rich Menga  

The US government has done things to try to curb the problem of spam. After all, spam is a major problem. It clogs up the internet’s data pathways and costs companies money. The problem is that these laws really don’t mean much at all. Anybody can pass a law, but that doesn’t mean spammers will just all of a sudden turn into great little law followers. And enforcement of these laws is a problem because it is hard to sometimes find exactly who the spammer is.

Please Login or Register to read the rest of this article. Premium Membership required.

Categories: Series, Software

Feel Like a Turtle When It Comes to Today's Tech?

Our silver and gold membership programs provide the premium information you need to strap a rocket on and fly. Premium content, exclusive members-only newsletter, no advertising, offline access, and more. Get the Inside Scoop.

About the Author

Rich Menga is PCMech's video guy, an author and part-time host of PCMech LIVE.
Rich's Website

Free Weekly Newsletter

Name:
Email:
 

Featured Product of The Week

Getting Started with Ubuntu Linux

Getting Started with Ubuntu Linux

Now Playing on PCMech Video

Feature ImageGoogle Chrome (Video)

Feature ImageHow-To: Mass Rename Files in Windows XP/Vista

See All Videos | PCMech Channel Youtube Channel