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I've not found Gmail or Outlook filters to be different to each other in any significant way. I actually find Gmail filters slightly worrying as they don't actu
by meaty 14y ago
I've not found Gmail or Outlook filters to be different to each other in any significant way. I actually find Gmail filters slightly worrying as they don't actually let you have SPAM and decide what to do with it. Occasionally in the past, I've had false positives on other providers but there is no way to know either way with GMail.
I think people are starting to lose interest in smart phones. There is a rapid decline of them in my organisation (150 people). We've gone from all staff having them to about 90 users in the last year. The rest are back on cheap phones.
- eru 14y agoGMails keeps your spam for two weeks. You can check the Spam folder regularly to check for false positives. > I've not found Gmail or Outlook filters to be different to each other in any significant way. Recently, GMail has introduced statistical filters for some predefined categories. Like Notifications, Social Updates, and a few more.
- plywoodtrees 14y agoActually, gmail keeps your spam for 30 days. If it's so low-value that it was recognized as spam and I didn't go looking for it for 30 days, the odds are high that I'll never want to see it again.