Spam e-mail: leading countries of origin of spam 2019
Leading countries of origin for unsolicited spam e-mails in 1st quarter 2019, by share of worldwide spam volume
The statistics shows the most common sources of unsolicited commercial e-mails in the first quarter of 2019. During that period, 12 percent of global spam volume originated from IPs based in the United States whereas the largest source China accounted for 15 percent of global spam e-mail.
Leading countries of origin for unsolicited spam e-mails in 1st quarter 2019, by share of worldwide spam volume
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