Legal Question in Technology Law in Utah

Re: internet advertising

There are tech ways of preventing the pop-ups, so you do not need to resort to a lawsuit.

For example, you can download a free program called "Pop-Up Stopper" by going to http://www.panicware.com/product_downloads.html. Also, there are programs to keep your children away from sites containing pornography, like NetNanny.

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Re: internet advertising

There is no way to prohibit the sending of the ad. You can install a "pop-up killer" program which may eliminate some of the ads. Also talk to your computer vendor about other options.