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You need to train your personal spam filter [1]. To do this you will need to mark 200 messages as both spam and non-spam. Once the personal spam filter kicks in
by mtberatwork 10y ago
You need to train your personal spam filter [1]. To do this you will need to mark 200 messages as both spam and non-spam. Once the personal spam filter kicks in, it performs very well. In the control panel there should be a section which tells you how many spam/non-spam messages have been recorded. If you do not have enough recorded non-spam messages, you will need to start archiving legitimate messages so they can be seen as non-spam.
[1] https://www.fastmail.com/help/receive/stopspam.html https://www.fastmail.com/help/receive/stopspam.html
- ocdtrekkie 10y agoMy challenge is that I don't get spam very often to begin with. It will be several more months until my personal filter kicks on. And this seems like a big downside initially, until you realize this means FastMail isn't aggregating data about your mail for other users' benefit. FastMail only sends spam samples that you confirm are spam, by both marking as spam, and then permanently deleting.