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Just see what gets through and more importantly which valid mails are being marked as spam. It is evident that they haven't got a clue. So, how do they "solve"
by tjoff 4y ago
Just see what gets through and more importantly which valid mails are being marked as spam. It is evident that they haven't got a clue.
So, how do they "solve" it? By using the "reputation" of your IP addresses and trust that more than the content of the email.
- ketzo 4y agoYou’re talking way too hyperbolically to take seriously. Yes, GMail does, in fact, “have a clue.” They do pretty well. They’re not perfect, and I have specific complaints, but to pretend they’re totally clueless and inept discredits anything else you’re saying.
- tjoff 4y agoJust as saying that machine learning can identify spam discredits anything else ex-reddit CEO says. I'm sure gmail have a clue from their point of view, but those doesn't align with mine (nor, I'd argue, most of their users). Their view also as a coincidence happens to strengthen their hold on the market but who cares?
- zimpenfish 4y agoI've got 6 mails in my gmail spam (in the last month) - 2 of them are not spam which is about normal for what I see (30-40% non-spam.)
- tjoff 4y agoYet most people don't seem to ever look in their spam folder. Conclusion: gmail has a great spam-filter! :(