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Similarly, it could have been 3-4 consecutive newsletters with particularly low engagement that put him across some threshold. Not people marking as spam, just
by ballenf 9y ago
Similarly, it could have been 3-4 consecutive newsletters with particularly low engagement that put him across some threshold. Not people marking as spam, just not opening or opening and quickly deleting.
Personally, I can't remember the last time gmail marked anything important spam. Maybe a newsletter whose absence I hadn't even noticed, but nothing actually important to me.
I just wish I could get gmail spam filtering on my cell phone. Robocalls are out of control -- 4-5 / day. (I've looked at some of the apps / subscriptions for this, but I'm not ready to give a relatively unknown 3rd party access to my contacts or to adding contacts, which they generally require.)
- kemitche 9y agoTry making google voice your main number? They had solid robo filtering if I remember right. I'm on Fi now and I can't remember the last time I received a robo call.
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- euyyn 9y agoAdding myself to the no-call list and marking the numbers as spam in the phone made them disappear for me.