I check my spam folder out of curiosity once in a while, and there is nothing in there I would miss. Like some of it is "legitimate" but it's still just bulk dr

I check my spam folder out of curiosity once in a while, and there is nothing in there I would miss. Like some of it is "legitimate" but it's still just bulk drivel, nothing that obligates me in particular to read it. Right now, I see mail from Google in my filter. Because it's automated dumb shit where Google Photos wants me to look at my photos from a year ago, and I already told Gmail that was spam, and it believed me. If I miss an e-mail because it was caught in my spam filter, that's the sender's problem, as opposed to pre-Gmail, when it was my problem. It seems to me that I haven't _had_ to re-train my spam filter by rescuing important ham messages from the spam folder in a decade. Perhaps your experience is different.