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Spam Filters

Manage the settings for the spam filters (powered by Apache SpamAssassin™) for your email accounts. Identify unsolicited bulk email, more commonly known as spam, and send it to a separate folder (Spam Box) or automatically delete it (Auto-Delete) from your email account. For more information, read the Apache SpamAssassin documentation.

  1. Spam Filters
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Whitelist

Configure the whitelist settings for Spam Filters.

Specify the email addresses that the system should not tag as spam. Do not whitelist your own domain (for example, “*@example.com”) because if you do, spammers who impersonate your domains may be more effective. You can also use the “*” and “?” wildcard characters for more flexibility. For more information, read our Spam Filters documentation.
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