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Google routinely flags my genuine AWS invoices as possibly dangerous, despite me routinely clicking the "this isn't dangerous, I know what it is" button. So yes
by frereubu 3y ago
Google routinely flags my genuine AWS invoices as possibly dangerous, despite me routinely clicking the "this isn't dangerous, I know what it is" button. So yes, I think it's totally possible that engineers who build web crawlers can't build reliable email classifiers.
- cmg 3y agoAnd somehow I still get regular “H0ME_DEPOT Order CONFRIMATION” junk landing at the top of my Gmail inbox.
- hedora 3y agoThat reminds me: totallylegit2022@hotmail.com is holding my USPS package at the warehouse.
- croutonwagon 3y agoGoogle seems to do this from ANY mails coming from some of the major VPS providers. They do the same on my linodes as well, despite me having SPF, DKIM, DMARC and even reverse DNS properly configured...... Luckily for me, its mostly just for my own usage and Im not using Google to send anything, its for things like email alerts to my google workspace account...
- winddude 3y agoI dunno, runaway costs on AWS is very dangerous.
- cik 3y agoOr potentially a low-key sales tactic to push google cloud...?
- bombcar 3y agoTo be fair to Google, they also flag and filter emails from themselves with some regularity.
- spacecadet 3y agoyeah lol, google is the king of "its not a bug, its a feature".