Editing Anti Spam Legislation and Email Marketing (section)

=== FAQ ===
'''Q1: What is GDPR?'''
A1: The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a regulation in EU law on data protection and privacy, impacting how organizations handle personal data and marketing communications.

'''Q2: What does CASL stand for?'''
A2: CASL stands for Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation, which regulates the sending of emails and other communications to individuals in Canada.

'''Q3: What does CAN-SPAM require?'''
A3: The CAN-SPAM Act requires email senders to include clear unsubscribe options and valid physical mailing addresses, among other requirements.

'''Q4: How do I prove that consent was obtained?'''
A4: Maintain detailed records of how and when consent was obtained from contacts to ensure compliance with GDPR.

'''Q5: Can I use purchased email lists for campaigns?'''
A5: Use of purchased email lists is discouraged and may violate anti-spam legislation, as it can lack necessary consent.

'''Q6: What are the consequences of non-compliance?'''
A6: Non-compliance can result in significant penalties, including fines and legal action against your organization.

'''Q7: How often should I review my email marketing compliance?'''
A7: Regular reviews should be conducted at least quarterly or whenever a significant change in regulations occurs.