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The quarantine docs you linked make it look like this is configured per-customer, so if the author's email did in fact get quarantined, its because IT configure
by jdm2212 6y ago
The quarantine docs you linked make it look like this is configured per-customer, so if the author's email did in fact get quarantined, its because IT configured it that way not because of a Gmail bug.
Also:
> For a quarantined inbound message, the intended recipient receives no indication of the message unless you release it for delivery.
So the recruiter wouldn't even see the email in their spam box. It just wouldn't exist as far as they can tell if it was quarantined.
- abathur 6y agoI wonder the same, yes--it's just what I found for trying to figure out what they might even mean by quarantined in the first It wasn't super clear to me (at least, on a quick read) what the recipient would/wouldn't see if they were given permission to admin quarantined mail, if the mail eventually got released from quarantine after someone realized it wasn't crap, etc.