Thanks for the info there, I see near the end in regards to the spam issue is also says: "Spam protection, which works with your message data while keeping your

Thanks for the info there, I see near the end in regards to the spam issue is also says: "Spam protection, which works with your message data while keeping your messages private" It's partially because of my assumptions that they would need to see messages in order to determine if they are spam or from a 'verified' business.. but also language like this: "we warn you of suspected spam and unsafe websites we’ve detected. If you see a suspected spam warning in Messages you can help us improve our spam models by letting us know if it’s spam or not." Makes it sounds like they (google) are detecting spam sites, and we can engage in 'letting us know' - like it's a connect with google.. but I guess there is some other way they are handling this stuff (a shared db af bad stuff between carriers so only they need to read msgs?) and keeping 'your message private' - which now I have to read that and wonder if that means something slightly different than what I first thought it did..