A health care provider sends emails without providing a legitimate option to unsubscribe. Sign in to manage your contact options, according to the email. This entails reporting that the user's password has been forgotten.

A text message is required for verification once a password reset link is issued via email. This is a good example.

The user is now required to opt out of text communications as well. I didn't have an online account with the company.

They required me to create a new account, so rather than resetting my password, I was forced to register.

for the creation of a new account The 'My Notifications' tab allows the user to opt out of phone notifications once their account is set up.

Emil messages, on the other hand, are 'Required,' with no way to opt out. The procedure is hazy.

Because of the way they manage their accounts, it's complicated and, in the end, impossible.

This is a CAN-SPAM violation.

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