The digital age has led to a global issue of unwanted messages, known as spam. The concept is understood differently in different languages and cultures, including Hindi. This study explores the perception and handling of spam in the Hindi-speaking world.

The Hindi meaning of spam is स्पैम, which can be referred to as unwanted messages or junk mail for email spam, and encompasses various unsolicited communications, including bulk emails, unwanted text messages, intrusive pop-ups, and social media spam.

Spam Meaning in Hindi-speaking regions is a significant issue, affecting digital life, privacy, cybersecurity, and mental well-being. Understanding spam in Hindi requires recognizing digital literacy, cultural nuances, and regulatory frameworks. Awareness campaigns and digital education in Hindi and other regional languages empower users to identify and protect themselves against spam, addressing the impact of spam in Hindi-speaking regions.

India's regulatory environment, including TRAI's regulations, aims to curb spam, impacting Hindi-speaking users' perception. Navigating spam involves vigilance, awareness, and technology use. Understanding cultural and linguistic nuances can enhance strategies for a safer online ecosystem.