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|    Ed Cryer to sobriquet    |
|    Re: Junk filtering    |
|    15 Mar 24 09:47:49    |
      From: ed@somewhere.in.the.uk              sobriquet wrote:       > Op 14/03/2024 om 20:09 schreef Ed Cryer:       >> sobriquet wrote:       >>> Op 13/03/2024 om 15:14 schreef Ed Cryer:       >>>> I belong to a mailing list, from which all posts get routed into       >>>> Junk. I constantly move them into Inbox, but the damn Mail program       >>>> never learns.       >>>> My searches around the Web find lots of others with the same problem.       >>>>       >>>> I can't believe Apple haven't implemented a Junk filtering option,       >>>> but where is it? It must be somewhere, otherwise how come they go       >>>> into Junk?       >>>>       >>>> Ed       >>>       >>> Maybe it also depends on the mail account you're using, like the mail       >>> account from your internet provider or a webmail account.       >>>       >>> One option to consider would also be to create a new free webmail       >>> account like a gmail account and testing if it works better if you       >>> switch to receiving the mailinglist messages there.       >>>       >>> With a gmail account, you can log in to your account via the browser       >>> and then you have lots more options to configure the mail settings,       >>> even when you normally use the default mail app on the ipad to read       >>> emails       >>> (using multiple mail accounts in that app).       >>>       >>>       >>       >> It comes through btinternet.com.       >> Is it possible that they've marked it as junk, and iPad Mail just       >> obeys and dumps it in the Junk folder?       >>       >> Ed       >       > Most likely you can access your email account via the website of       > btinternet.com and they might offer settings that affect the way junk       > mail is handled.       >              Yes. I've done just that. They have a "Safe Senders" list that you can       add to; just as MS Outlook does. In fact, the whole layout of their       webmail looks like Outlooks.       I've added the domain address, but I'm not sure that will cover it; I       suspect I'll have to add individual posters.              Ed              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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