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The junk e-mail filter does not appear to be working since the start of 2022. It’s like the full filtering has been turned off overnight. Junk that was normally not in my inbox is now coming in at dozens a day. I can’t seem to find a setting for filtering strictness in the settings either. Does anyone know what changed since 2022? I am seriously considering closing my account that I have been using since 1993.
Online descriptions of issues say that i can work with automatic filtering - my hotmail outlook doesnt even have a ribbon anymore! Can anyone help me? I cant keep blocking individually or using yhe blocked senders function because if the randomly generated domain names with each junk email.
Isthere away of only letting through safe senders?
Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
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Yes, I get 20-30 spam emails a day in my hotmail account and only a couple a day in my yahoo account. Hotmail must be selling my address to the spammers.
The amount of spam and the degree to which it is clearly spam is astonishing.
We're not talking subtle, tricky spam, but completely in-your-face spam that I would expect any first year computer scientist to be able to create a filter for.
It's going to be a PITA, but I'm going to switch to Gmail, or maybe Proton.
MS continues to alienate me....
Recurring subscription fees seem to be their holy Grail, but I'm absolutely losing faith and will also likely ditch our yearly Office 365 account.
But I really don't think they care.
From what I have been given to understand, fee paying customers on Outlook have the same issue.
Microsoft do not give a toss.
I've had a proton account for several years since I first was aware of them. My Gmail account has just become a junk collector.