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Transactional email from a backup service you deliberately signed up to isn’t spam, so congratulations you’ve got what you’re after. Now someone will likely re
by girvo 5y ago
Transactional email from a backup service you deliberately signed up to isn’t spam, so congratulations you’ve got what you’re after.
Now someone will likely reply shifting the definition of what “spam” is to include Rsync’s critical service emails, and now the term spam is so wide as to be meaningless.
At that point it’s on you to manage your own spam filter if you truly feel “your critical backup service is down” is spam. I haven’t been inundated with endless spam for about a decade.
Abusix don’t know what they are talking about, and basically all services that let you manage your email notifications still send through critical “your service is about to be turned off because your card details failed” emails regardless of how many checkboxes you disable — and for good reason.
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- Karunamon 5y agoI got dogpiled on here a couple weeks ago for the temerity to suggest that "spam" is, by definition, unsolicited. Unreasonable people like this put companies in no-win situations.
- vorpalhex 5y agoI did not solicit emails from that service. I solicited them to store my data. Did you solicit every nag and advert Amazon sends you? That you bought something from someone does not mean your email inbox is now free game.
- girvo 5y agoFine then. Filter them client side. That’s your choice, don’t make the choice for others.