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Anti-spam laws mean you can’t send unsolicited marketing to a personal email, but can to a work one. Hence the qualifier. You can put your personal email. It
by carmen_sandiego 6y ago
Anti-spam laws mean you can’t send unsolicited marketing to a personal email, but can to a work one. Hence the qualifier.
You can put your personal email. It just means they’ll have an out if you decide to report them, because you represented it as a work one.
- patatino 6y agoThat makes sense, but it looks like another annoying decision, like the cookie banners.
- buffaloo 6y agoIf only cults were required to follow this. The Mormons refuse to leave me alone. They call me. They email me. They have for years. Refuse to take me off their list.
- airbreather 6y agoI found you engage with them a little, then show you have some core vlues/interests way outside their permissibles, and somehow appear to be looking you might "infect" their other members, then they leave you alone pretty fast.
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- LinuxBender 6y agoAs a side note, in O365 and a few other mail providers, you can set it up to drop any email into your spam folder that is not from someone on your contacts. I get a lot of spam on my work email, but I don't open any of it. All of it ends up in the spam folder. No idea if gmail supports something like this.