DMARC required by Gmail and Yahoo from Feb 2024

Re:DMARC required by Gmail and Yahoo from Feb 2024 by jeffparsons on Wednesday January 10, 2024 @02:17AM (#38937195)

> you don't think engineers who build web crawlers cannot build email classifiers?

We're talking about Google here. It doesn't matter that they have lots of clever people working there; they still occasionally get/guess things wrong, and if you're the unlucky too-small-to-even-notice outfit that happens to get squished by Google today, there's seldom much you can do about it.

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Re:DMARC required by Gmail and Yahoo from Feb 2024 by darylteo on Wednesday January 10, 2024 @03:38AM (#38937784)

Exactly... Outlook by Microsoft is notorious for being very heavy handed with emails, requiring sites to put warnings to users to whitelist their domains so that they receive invoices or notifications.

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Re:DMARC required by Gmail and Yahoo from Feb 2024 by explaininjs on Wednesday January 10, 2024 @12:23PM (#38940886)

At this point with outlook it’s pretty much guaranteed that any important “you just paid a ton of money here is the asset you bought” email (show/bus/etc tickets) will go straight to spam. I check spam before I look in the non-“Focused” inbox.

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Re:DMARC required by Gmail and Yahoo from Feb 2024 by amluto on Wednesday January 10, 2024 @12:47PM (#38941116)

If I send an email to some business, from the Outlook UI, and they reply, Outlook usually classifies the reply as spam. It’s hard to imagine less spammy email than that.

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Re:DMARC required by Gmail and Yahoo from Feb 2024 by latchkey on Wednesday January 10, 2024 @12:59PM (#38941240)

I'd just rename the spam folder to "Inbox-2" or something. ;-)

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