antijunk

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ junk.

Adjective

antijunk (comparative more antijunk, superlative most antijunk)

1. Opposing junk mail.
   • 1988, Newsweek, volume 112, page 54:

     So many businesses are upset about the trend that a number of "fax directories" have taken an antijunk stand. […] As the unsolicited documents pile up, they are bound to inspire a new line of antijunk technology.

   • 2003, “IT Professional's Guide to E-mail Administration”, in TechRepublic:

     Although antijunk e-mail legislation has been proposed in the United States, the efforts would not address junk e-mail originating from e-mail systems located outside the United States or the misuse of open SMTP relays.