Spam Laws

This entry is part 21 of 28 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.

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