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The US CAN-SPAM Act permits cold email but requires an opt-out mechanism and truthful sender information; the EU GDPR sets stricter legal-basis requirements for personal data processing, and sending marketing emails to personal inboxes typically requires consent or a legitimate-interest assessment.
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