Spyke

I think you can also report it to Google. Enough reports, and their email will automatically be flagged as spam. You can write them a nice email explaining how their absence of an unsubscribe button will ultimately hurt them when Gmail cuts them off from its users.

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Having a working unsubscribe mechanism is required by the CAN-SPAM act. Violations can carry a fine of $10k per email. When this has happened to me in the past, I'd email their customer service and Cc my states attorney general and the federal trade commission explaining that. It usually gets fixed pretty quick.

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lemmy.world

I've gotten emails with unsubscribe links pointing to "http://localhost/…"

not sure if it helps them avoid being considered spam or maybe misconfiguration.

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http://localhost/

Uh oh, clearly somebody didn’t do their due diligence and test that while it was still in staging.

Chances are some manager was pushing for completion before they could catch it.

FYI: 127.0.0.1 = localhost - Essentially no device can access the resources except for the machine/server hosting it.

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lemmy.ml

sounds like contentEditable got triggered on one of the elements on the page. if you want to try and get around this before they fix it you can press F12 and paste this into your console:

document.querySelectorAll("[contentEditable]").forEach(x=>x.contentEditable=false); 
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sh.itjust.works

document.querySelectorAll("[contentEditable]").forEach(x=>x.contentEditable=false);

That worked, thanks homie I knew some of you would be nerdy enough to help me out

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If they are available in the EU you can also report them for violation of GDPR rules

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