Ireland has passed an anti-spam law under which companies sending unsolicited commercial e-mail and text messages to people in the country could face hefty fines.
Ireland has passed an anti-spam law under which companies sending unsolicited commercial e-mail and text messages to people in the country could face hefty fines
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Signed last week by Ireland’s communications minister, Eamon Ryan, the legislation went into effect immediately.
It reportedly outlaws all unsolicited commercial e-mail, text messages and faxes sent to devices in Ireland.
Violators reportedly face fines of up to 250,000 euros—about $349,000 at current exchange rates.
