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I want to say no, purely based on the idea that if that were the case all my inboxes - spreads across several providers - would be overwhelmed with spam? Surely
by movedx 3y ago
I want to say no, purely based on the idea that if that were the case all my inboxes - spreads across several providers - would be overwhelmed with spam? Surely the (organised, educated) spammers are all over this sort of thing and would be using that to break through?
- bhaney 3y agoThat's what I would assume too, but one of the slides very specifically claims: > The presence of an arc=pass generally guarantees a better spam score. Confirmed with ProtonMail. Seems to be the case with Gmail and Outlook as well. And it doesn't seem like there's anything that would prevent me from adding this to my own emails. I don't think it would turn blatant spam into non-spam, but it seems like it could help something that's already teetering on the line.
- movedx 3y agoI want to test this now heh!