RE: Why Spam is a problem


I wonder if the European Data Protection laws would mean that an individual
could bring a case against an ISP, a mailing list archive, or some other
entity that allowed the individuals email address to be leaked to a spammer
or other entity ? Naturally, this wouldn't solve the problem entirely, but
it may reduce impact.

Matthew.

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