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> The sp=reject in the DMARC record is very important sp=reject is already implied by your p=reject. You only ever need to specify sp= when it is different fro
by Sephr 11y ago
> The sp=reject in the DMARC record is very important
sp=reject is already implied by your p=reject. You only ever need to specify sp= when it is different from your p=.
Additionally, adkim=r; aspf=r; pct=100; rf=afrf; and ri=86400; are all implicit defaults.
- kogir 11y agoYou're right, I just looked for reject and picked the first I saw. As for the defaults, you have much more faith in other people's correct implementation of them than I do. Why not just be explicit?
- nostrebored 11y agodo you think QA has done a better job testing the default implementation or flag permutations?