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- They exert their authority through the development of requests for comment (RFCs) and standards (STDs) that define how these services are to work.
- If you can see how ineffective our current spam legislation is, you might think spam will always be a problem, at least as long as we allow useless laws to regulate it.
- Even occasional users of the internet know how annoying and time consuming spam can be, like when you want to log onto the internet so you can quickly check your email and it becomes a time consuming process to sort through all of the offers.
- The relay feature is a part of all smtp-based servers and it has legitimate uses, but spammers have learned how to locate unprotected servers and hijack them to send spam.
- Certain spammers like to use webmail whose services vary widely in how they document the transaction in the smtp mail header, and it can be difficult to trace webmail messages back from the webmail service to the host from which the webmail service was accessed.
- How much do spam filters cost? On average, spam filters cost approximately $25 to $40, depending on the features the program includes.
- MIME (multipurpose internet mail extensions) is a group of standards, defined in IETF RFC 2045 and associated documents, that define how data can be included in e-mails when they are not necessarily text in the ASCII character set.
- Additional "higher-level" protocols (such as TCP, HTTP, and SMTP) work with IP to define what these packets must look like and how they are to be processed once received.
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| [ Thanks to Mike Weber for this link. ] "I have to admit that some of my anger with Spam is the number of robo calls I received during the recent election...I mean wow I started casting my votes against the ones that called...yep the candidates that called me more than 6 times all got a vote against them.
Everyone from sweet old grandma to your Charles Schwab rep is using your ancient Hotmail or AOL address to keep in touch, so you can't just abandon it. Here's a technique for swapping out that crappy old e-mail service for something from this century. Get with the times on Wired's How-To Wiki.
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