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Unsolicited Electronic Messages Ordinance

BACKGROUND:

The Unsolicited Electronic Messages Ordinance is a legislative framework that aims to regulate and control the sending of unsolicited commercial electronic messages, such as emails and SMS, to individuals. It typically requires senders to obtain explicit consent from recipients before sending such messages and provides mechanisms for recipients to opt-out from receiving further communications. The ordinance is designed to protect individuals from spam and unwanted communications while promoting responsible marketing practices in the digital domain.