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First, CAN-SPAM doesn't outlaw the sending of unsolicited commercial messages - on the contrary, it lays out rules for sending them. Second, in this case, at s

First, CAN-SPAM doesn't outlaw the sending of unsolicited commercial messages - on the contrary, it lays out rules for sending them. Second, in this case, at some point this guy agreed to receive emails from Criteo when entering his email address somewhere. The fact that people don't read TOS before they agree to them does not invalidate them.

majewsky 10y ago
The question is not a legal one, but a moral one. Of course the TOS are agreed on by the user, but it's still not what they want, so I still consider it unsolicited from a moral POV.