North Dakota College Students
It has come to my attention that an ad agency has requested a file containing the email address you were required to establish through your university. You may have consented to the release of your personal information, but I bet few did this in order to receive political ads. I am not blaming either political party because all might be interested in an easy way to contact nearly 50,000 individuals with ads. I apologize for the tone of my linked source – if you doubt my interpretation, you can search for other accounts of this situation using Google.
In my opinion, political ads are a poor way to make a decision as to how you should vote. The information provided is too sketchy and crafted to present a slanted view. Your own critical thinking capabilities should make this clear to you. It is difficult to acquire useful information for making a logical decision, but long form sources are likely more useful. Try reading a newspaper.
Regarding unsolicited political ads. The U spam filter will be unlikely to protect you. The willingness to provide your email address knowing the intended use would seem inconsistent with the willingness to then block the spam that follows. A simple action you can take on your own appears in the image appearing below.
