Translation of "Unerwünschte werbung" in English

Unsolicited commercial communications by e-mail, otherwise known as 'spam' have reached worrying proportions.

Sending non-required advertising to our e-mail addresses is illegal activity (§ 60 of the Law of Obligations Act).

As a result unwanted pop-up advertisements appear while browsing the Internet.

Would you prefer not to receive any unwanted advertising via telephone, mobile or e-mail?

Contains any type of unauthorized or unsolicited advertising;

Loyalty and bonus cards can also be used to collect addresses for unsolicited advertising.

Now unwanted advertisement (Spam) reaches also German portable radio users by WAP Push.

Unwanted advertising in e-mails, forums and guest books are a current topic.

Robinson list or how to prevent unwanted advertising.

In the process, we ensure that no undesired advertisements are sent to you.

Spam is unwanted advertisements and links to other websites.

This sounds comforting for consumers who loathe unsolicited ads.

These instructions might be used to delete undesirable programs and advertisement-supported programs as well.

For consumers in Europe, the GDPR helps to protect their privacy and stop unwanted solicitation.

Will I receive unwanted ads?

In fact, this is a form of malware, which shows unwanted advertisements on the computer screen.

We use the email address only for answering users' questions, and will never send unsolicited ads.

The data and mailing addresses of other users may not be utilized for commercial purposes or for unsolicited advertising.

The spam scanner monitors your e-mail accounts around the clock, filtering out any unwanted advertising.

The same rules are applicable for usage of email addresses for commercial usage or undesired advertisement.

Read our report to learn how to delete Mobius Radio and disable the undesirable online ads.

As a prerequisite, Member States should transpose the Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications, in particular the provisions on unsolicited communications, without any further delay.

The Directive 2002/58/EC on Privacy and Electronic Communications (date of transposition 31 October 2003) requires Member States to prohibit the sending of unsolicited commercial e-mail or other electronic messaging systems such as SMS and Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) unless the prior consent of the subscriber to such electronic communications services has been obtained (Article 13(1) of the Directive) 12.

Unsolicited commercial communications by e-mail, otherwise known as ‘spam’ have reached worrying proportions.

Spam (unsolicited commercial communications by e-mail) is another challenge for the Internet that can undermine confidence in the use of ICT.

Under the terms of the directive on distance contracts, private individuals will be protected against the improper use of sales techniques which enable salesmen to market goods or offer services to clients using means of distance communication such as unsolicited advertising, electronic mail, fax machines, automatic calling machines (without human intervention), radio, videophone and television (teleshopping).