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Oh boy, another email server thread. Queue the pitchforks against Google's monopolistic behaviour against even well managed domains. I did a not-for-public wri
by notarealllama 2y ago
Oh boy, another email server thread. Queue the pitchforks against Google's monopolistic behaviour against even well managed domains.
I did a not-for-public writeup on BIMI recently. It boggles my mind that there are no widely used ID services (that is, avatar management and name consistency), especially for something as fundamental as email.
Turns out, you can absolutely setup a BIMI record without paying the ludicrous $1500 cert fee. Turns out, Yahoo and AOL even show those images to senders (at least when I tested last year).
Turns out, Google marks you as spam on an otherwise passing email setup (full alignment, policy = reject all, etc) when you do that. >:(
- dano 2y agoJust to confirm my understanding, if I set up a BIMI TXT record with an svg image path, but without a VMC gmail will mark the inbound message as spam even if DMARC is set up correctly? tl;dr, is Gmail requiring VMC's now?
- petesergeant 2y ago> Google marks you as spam If you set up a new domain, using a paid Google Workspace account, they'll _still_ mark you as spam for the first few days