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I guess this varies greatly between countries. I used to get these, but as the GDPR thing came they were less frequent. For the most persistent ones it was enou
by janci 5y ago
I guess this varies greatly between countries.
I used to get these, but as the GDPR thing came they were less frequent. For the most persistent ones it was enough to say you do not give consent and request to be deleted from their database and never contacted again otherwise you file a complaint with the personal information protection office.
I suspect there are only few companies that manage the contact lists and they are now careful not to overstep the law.
On the other hand, scam calls from abroad started to appear (sir-your-computer-has-a-virus type).
- m_ke 5y agoYeah it's a disaster in the US. I have a fancy title on linkedin so I wake up every day to an inbox full of personalized drip campaigns that don't even have an option to unsubscribe. I've been using fake names and emails for some accounts online and somehow I recently received physical spam mail with one of those names without ever sharing my address.