And why don't you know how to protect yourself and your privacy and let someone send you spam?
Security is the problem of the exchange, not the customer. The one care of the client is to supply liquidity. Stop to shift security concerns to the clientThe thing is then very simple, if someone treats you like cattle (as you say), you have the choice to pretend that nothing is happening, or to simply stop using their services - use crypto exchange which in your opinion have a better relationship with customers.
At first let the monopolistic Binance stop boosting volumes. At second let monopolistic Binance stop affecting on coinmarketcap ratings. At third let monopolistic Binance stop sending spam. Only then can one reasonably discuss where to trade.Sometimes I can read their emails, but the truth is that every thing or event they do is published directly to the emails, apart from the fact that Twitter is very active.
Nobody needs these useless mailings from exchanges. They don't care about you. Each exchange trades against a client and strives to snatch more money from youYou could also stop this yourself by Unsubscribing 
Decent exchanges won't send spam 
