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Sender-in-addressbook isn't a saving throw for malware.
by jeffbee 2y ago
Sender-in-addressbook isn't a saving throw for malware.
- CamperBob2 2y agoSo? It is for false spam positives, which is what I was referring to. GMail cheerfully marks some of my email to my GF as spam, after 10+ years. Utterly inexplicable. (Edit: not the OP, just sympathetic to his plight)
- dghlsakjg 2y agoDid they mark it as spam or as suspicious? OP said it was marked as suspicious. Spam and suspicious are not the same thing. It is entirely understandable that they might have marked something as suspicious. Compromised email accounts from known senders are a super popular way to scam people.