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Dangerous Common Sense for Web Design and Internet Marketing2018-07-22T10:18:54-07:00

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LinkedIn Lets Me Opt Out

Last week I complained that LinkedIn's new privacy policy lets them use your image and name for their ads and the opt-out links didn't work. I sent LinkedIn email on Friday telling them their opt-out system didn't work. I didn't hear anything, so Monday I wrote a letter to their legal department, and sent it to their legal notification address on Tuesday. Today, I received a straight-forward response from a paralegal at LinkedIn giving me an opt-out link that works.

By |July 7th, 2011|Categories: Social Media|Tags: , , |0 Comments

Spam Slowing Down

Spam vs. Good Email Bar Chart

Symantec is reporting a sharp drop in the number of spam messages sent out since July, 2010 when 90% of all messages were spam. Today, they are recording only 73% as spam.

Obviously it’s not time to throw away the spam filters, especially when your email address is on the Internet for business purposes.  I use Spam Arrest and based on the statistics chart for my account this morning, I’m way above 90% spam in the past 30 days.  So, your spam results may vary.

 Check out what’s been done about spam and why the counts are falling.

By |July 5th, 2011|Categories: Tips and Resources|Tags: , |0 Comments
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