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I think it's been true for a long time that most of the spam doesn't hit your spam folder either, so this is not the signal you suggest. It could mean more fal
by ska 4y ago
I think it's been true for a long time that most of the spam doesn't hit your spam folder either, so this is not the signal you suggest. It could mean more false positives at a lower layer though.
- hammyhavoc 4y agoI also monitor email at a network infrastructural level via CloudFlare for the domains, and the volume has definitely increased overall, quite significantly, including on domains belonging to clients. But yes, the amount that actually ends up in the spam folder itself is far lower than what actually gets sent to us.
- Avamander 4y agoThere's definitely an uptick in forgeries, which is also probably why Google has started strictly enforcing the existence of SPF or DKIM even without DMARC.