Is It OK to Follow Up If the Employer Said No Calls or Emails?

Is It OK to Follow Up If the Employer Said No Calls or Emails?

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Is it appropriate to follow up on a job application via email if the employer specifically requested no phone calls or emails regarding status updates?

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