![]() The spam filter issues are disrupting Outlook’s ‘focused inbox’ setting too, which is supposed to only show high-importance emails. Outlook (like most secure email providers) also has the option to mark specific domains as spam sources, though this is rarely a helpful tool since email spammers typically use domain generators to bypass such filters. ![]() Normally, Outlook/Hotmail allows you to set a specific level of junk filter protection set it high and the automated system will aggressively target potential spam emails, although this does run the risk of sending actual legit emails to your junk folder. In any case, there’s no proper fix available yet, but we’ll be sure to let you know when Microsoft sorts things out. People are already posting memes about the supposed failure of the junk filter, with some speculating that somebody at Microsoft accidentally hit a switch they shouldn’t have – we feel the need to say that’s almost certainly not how it works, but it’s still an amusing thought. Now the tech giant is in trouble again, with users fuming at the torrent of dodgy emails landing in their inboxes. ![]()
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