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It's a violation because you have to get explicit permission for each and every way of communication. So giving permission to be contacted through a single emai
by neoberg 4y ago
It's a violation because you have to get explicit permission for each and every way of communication. So giving permission to be contacted through a single email address doesn't mean you gave permission for the phone or in this case another email address.
- OJFord 4y agoTrue, though there are marketing comms laws that predate GDPR (at least in the UK) that cover that too - that's what I meant by it being unsolicited spam. In either case, the existence of the different authorised email address is irrelevant.