At Unspam, we are the leaders in providing governments with do-not-contact registry deployments. In addition to providing the infrastructure for e-mail, fax, mobile phone and instant messenger do-not-contact registries, Unspam assists companies in complying with child protection registry laws. Founded by attorneys and computer scientists, Unspam's approach takes into account both the legal and technological aspects of electronic messaging. Beyond our work with governments, Unspam has the longest-running, most robust e-mail address harvester monitoring network, named Project Honey Pot. Large ISPs currently use Project Honey Pot data to track down the bad guys and keep spam from subscribers' inboxes.

The Miss Utah contestants will spend the next 12 weeks educating communities across the state and raising registrations on the Child Protection Registry website.

"We strongly believe in serving our communities and partnering with the Utah Child Protection Registry to help protect and educate families in Utah has been a wonderful experience. We support their vision and want to encourage our contestants to take part in this opportunity to spread the word about the Registry and how simple and beneficial it is to register with them," Christina Lowe (Miss Utah 2010).

Parents use controls to keep children from watching adult programs on television and now those same controls are available for children's cell phones, e-mail and more.

The Utah Child Protection Registry is a free program that allows parents to stop adult-oriented solicitations from being sent to their children's inboxes.