Now with the combination of SpamSieve, an iPhone which does real IMAP including listing folders on the server and Merlin Mann’s Inbox Zero recommendations, I’m finally in control of my email, greatly improving my overall productivity. Other features include a whitelist, blocklist, coloring of spam messages to show degree of spamminess and the option to use of the Habeas Safelist. It also keeps statistics on mail processing, showing the total of good and spam messages, as well as false positives and false negatives, which is great for stats junkies like myself. Use your Apple ID or create a new account to start using Apple services. I believe the moment I rebooted Mac Mail after the install, I lost the ability to send email on the Exchange account. Yesterday I installed spamsieve on my iMac running 10.12 (because too much mail was being filtered out with Apple’s filter). It’s Bayesian filter system works really well, I’ve only seen 10 false positives out of the over 13K email messages it has processed so far. Sign in to iCloud to access your photos, videos, documents, notes, contacts, and more. I have 4 Macs that all access my email on both an iCloud account and an Exchange Office 365 account. When you first setup SpamSieve you’ll need to train it for a while, identifying both spam and good email, which is then logged in SpamSieve’s corpus. Since I started using it on a daily basis, very little spam makes it to my inbox. A couple of weeks ago I decided to install SpamSieve by C-Command Software and so far it’s been doing an amazing job. It has been doing an ok job, but still a bunch of spam gets through casing me to waste time dealing with it. I’m on a Mac and have been using a combination of SpamAssassin on the server and Mac Mail’s Junk filter. As with everyone, spam has been becoming more an more of a problem every day.
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