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I'd argue that spammy e-mails are fine as long as you don't send too many of them. That's easy enough to track without breaking encryption. But it also makes
by couchand 12y ago
I'd argue that spammy e-mails are fine as long as you don't send too many of them. That's easy enough to track without breaking encryption. But it also makes it difficult to distinguish the officially "non-spam" yet still awfully spammy marketing automation that makes the ISPs boatloads of money, so I can see their tradeoff.
- cm2187 12y agoI find these attacks outrageous and an absolute disdain for the protection of their customers but I wouldn't go as far as justifying spam. To be honest I am less shocked by the fact that the ISP do this than by the fact that it is even possible. Email is broken in so many levels.