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FTC Goes After Pop-Up Spammers
posted by scubacuda on Friday November 07, @12:34AM
from the nail-'em dept.
privacy The FTC has obtained a temporary restraining order against D-Squared Solutions LLC of San Diego from a U.S. District Court. The FTC's legal papers accuse D-Squared of unlawfully exploiting Microsoft's "Windows Messenger Service" feature by sending unwanted ads to Internet users as frequently as once every 10 minutes.

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