The U. S. Congress enacted the CAN-SPAM Act in 2003. This act:

a. limits advertisers from sending more than one ad per month per email address.

b. does not view sending multiple spam emails with the use of a hijacked computer as an offense.

c. prohibits the use of false or misleading subject lines on emails used for advertising.

d. requires spammers to register with the Federal Trade Commission.

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Adrianna Cain

Social Studies

21 May, 19:23

The U. S. Congress enacted the CAN-SPAM Act in 2003. This act:

a. limits advertisers from sending more than one ad per month per email address.

b. does not view sending multiple spam emails with the use of a hijacked computer as an offense.

c. prohibits the use of false or misleading subject lines on emails used for advertising.

d. requires spammers to register with the Federal Trade Commission.

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Kael Rose · Answer 1

c. prohibits the use of false or misleading subject lines on emails used for advertising.

Explanation:

The U. S. Congress enacted the CAN-SPAM Act in 2003 and this act covers a number of key aspects related to spamming like unsubscribe, content, and sending behavior. Under the Content compliance application mechanisms, the act clearly prohibits the use of false or misleading subject lines on emails used for advertising. The act directs that the subject line on email should be related to the body content of the email and that the relevance between the subject line and email content should be clearly identifiable.