Benoit TELLIER
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# Anti-Spam {#1}
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This section will explain about how anti-spam works, and peak about antispam training.
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### How Anti-Spam Works:
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- Anti-Spam feature in Tmail is designed to classify the messages as spam or not with an configurable score threshold.
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- Usually a message will only be considered as spam if it matches multiple criteria; matching just a single test will not usually be enough to reach the threshold.
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- Spam is reported on a per user base.
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- When a message is classified as spam, it will automatically moved to user's Spam folder
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### Anti-Spam training
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1. Marking Emails as Spam:
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- You can manually mark emails as spam . This action provides feedback to the anti-spam system, helping it learn from user preferences.
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2. Whitelisting:
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- Conversely, you can mark legitimate emails as not spam or whitelist specific senders. This feedback helps the system refine its understanding of trusted sources.
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3. Custom Filtering Rules:
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- Tmail allows users to set up custom filtering rules. For example, you can create rules to automatically move emails containing certain keywords to the spam folder.
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By actively participating in anti-spam training as above, you contribute to a more accurate and personalized spam filtering experience.
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