In that document they seem to think they have solved the issue as of the 15th. But that is far from true. As of yesterday I was still getting unsubscribed from

In that document they seem to think they have solved the issue as of the 15th. But that is far from true. As of yesterday I was still getting unsubscribed from email lists due to bounces on my @gmail.com account. But that's not the worst. As of yesterday there are some google email customers like NOAA.gov that cannot receive emails from external mailservers (like my personal domain mailserver I run) because they are now proxying through some "security consultant service" ala mx.us.email.fireeyegov.com which causes the SPF validation to fail because it's no longer the external mailserver's IP that's sending it. Received-SPF: fail (google.com: domain of superkuh@superkuh.com does not designate 209.85.219.72 as permitted sender) client-ip=209.85.219.72; Note that IP, 209.85.219.72, that's not my mailserver's IP, that's an IP that Google owns and use with their new setup to foward email for (some) government accounts. I've re-signed up for the email lists that gmail's behavior got canceled and subscribed to them with my personal domain/mailserver. It's incredible that a random $5/mo VPS has given me better uptime over the last decade than all of google's infrastructure.