Less junk, fewer fake messages.
Incoming mail is checked for spam, phishing and senders pretending to be someone else. Anything suspicious goes to Junk, where you can still look if a real message gets caught.
How it works
Mail arrives
Every incoming message is checked before it reaches your inbox.
Suspicious mail is set aside
Spam, phishing and forged senders go to Junk instead of your inbox.
You stay in control
Mark something as not junk and it moves back. Its links and images stay off until you do.
Links and images in these messages are turned off.
- You have won a cruise[email protected]
- Your password expires today[email protected]
- Rank first on Google this week[email protected]
Details
Forged senders caught
Mail claiming to be from a company it didn't come from is spotted using the sender's own published records.
Safer to look
Links and images in junk mail are turned off, so opening one by mistake does no harm.
Your name protected
Your domain publishes records that tell other servers to reject mail pretending to be you.
Questions
Will real mail end up in Junk?
Occasionally. That's why Junk is kept rather than deleted straight away, so you can check it and move real mail back.