Oh, and think how much bandwidth it would free up around the world.
Our VP of IS for my company has released a statement saying email spam accounts for 90% of our bandwidth traffic. We're now moving to filter the spam off site. That'll free my companies personal bandwidth, but the point is, it's still being filtered somewhere which means it's still accounting for a mass of the worlds bandwidth. Spam is very much a scourge.
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That depends on what country you're in. You would be in some countries.
Our VP of IS for my company has released a statement saying email spam accounts for 90% of our bandwidth traffic. We're now moving to filter the spam off site. That'll free my companies personal bandwidth, but the point is, it's still being filtered somewhere which means it's still accounting for a mass of the worlds bandwidth. Spam is very much a scourge.