Protect your inbox from spam

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WHY : These days, dealing with a lot of emails is part of our daily work routine. However, when your inbox is flooded with unwanted messages every hour, the task becomes even more annoying and unpleasant. You have to manually process each email and mark as spam the ones that have slipped into your inbox. But spam isn't just about a cluttered inbox—it's dangerous because it can be the main source of phishing and other cyberattacks. Thus, spam messages can negatively impact not only the recipient but also the sender. If another user on your server has been sending spam messages uncontrollably, there's a chance your entire email server could be blacklisted. This affects you when you try to send a legitimate email, which might not reach the recipient simply because it's coming from an already compromised server address.

HOW : First, make sure you don't delete spam messages from rcs data taiwan your inbox, but mark them as spam, so your spam filter knows not to let any more messages from that address into your inbox. Second, if you know the message is spam, even before opening it, delete it without tapping on it or downloading anything. These messages may contain malware!

SiteGround customers benefit from an in-house spam protection solution that prevents both inbound and outbound spam messages. Our solution not only effectively minimizes the amount of spam messages delivered to your inbox, but it also constantly learns from your email reading behavior and actions to add even more custom rules for spam messages. As a result, our system prevents 12 million spam emails from reaching your inbox every day, while 600,000 of them are transferred directly to the spam folder. It also extremely effectively detects and blocks outgoing spam messages from our servers, providing you with an additional layer of security.

SiteGround customers have our built-in spam protection features enabled by default, but they can also easily manage them from a simple interface to allow and block senders . They simply go to Site Tools > Email > Spam Protection and directly tell the system how to handle a certain sender by adding an email address or an entire domain to their block/allow lists.