I belong to a mailing list, from which all posts get routed into Junk. I
constantly move them into Inbox, but the damn Mail program never learns.
My searches around the Web find lots of others with the same problem.

I can't believe Apple haven't implemented a Junk filtering option, but
where is it? It must be somewhere, otherwise how come they go into Junk?

Ed

Op 13/03/2024 om 15:14 schreef Ed Cryer:
> I belong to a mailing list, from which all posts get routed into Junk. I
> constantly move them into Inbox, but the damn Mail program never learns.
> My searches around the Web find lots of others with the same problem.
>
> I can't believe Apple haven't implemented a Junk filtering option, but
> where is it? It must be somewhere, otherwise how come they go into Junk?
>
> Ed

Maybe it also depends on the mail account you're using, like the mail
account from your internet provider or a webmail account.

One option to consider would also be to create a new free webmail
account like a gmail account and testing if it works better if you
switch to receiving the mailinglist messages there.

With a gmail account, you can log in to your account via the browser and
then you have lots more options to configure the mail settings, even
when you normally use the default mail app on the ipad to read emails
(using multiple mail accounts in that app).

On 2024-03-13, Ed Cryer <ed@somewhere.in.the.uk> wrote:
> I belong to a mailing list, from which all posts get routed into Junk. I
> constantly move them into Inbox, but the damn Mail program never learns.
> My searches around the Web find lots of others with the same problem.
>
> I can't believe Apple haven't implemented a Junk filtering option, but
> where is it? It must be somewhere, otherwise how come they go into Junk?
>
> Ed

One doesn't belong to a mailing list: one subscribes.

Mister Johnson wrote:
> On 2024-03-13, Ed Cryer <ed@somewhere.in.the.uk> wrote:
>> I belong to a mailing list, from which all posts get routed into Junk. I
>> constantly move them into Inbox, but the damn Mail program never learns.
>> My searches around the Web find lots of others with the same problem.
>>
>> I can't believe Apple haven't implemented a Junk filtering option, but
>> where is it? It must be somewhere, otherwise how come they go into Junk?
>>
>> Ed
>
> One doesn't belong to a mailing list: one subscribes.
>

And one uses one's brain to think before leaping to immature conclusions
and BS replies.

Ed

sobriquet wrote:
> Op 13/03/2024 om 15:14 schreef Ed Cryer:
>> I belong to a mailing list, from which all posts get routed into Junk.
>> I constantly move them into Inbox, but the damn Mail program never
>> learns.
>> My searches around the Web find lots of others with the same problem.
>>
>> I can't believe Apple haven't implemented a Junk filtering option, but
>> where is it? It must be somewhere, otherwise how come they go into Junk?
>>
>> Ed
>
> Maybe it also depends on the mail account you're using, like the mail
> account from your internet provider or a webmail account.
>
> One option to consider would also be to create a new free webmail
> account like a gmail account and testing if it works better if you
> switch to receiving the mailinglist messages there.
>
> With a gmail account, you can log in to your account via the browser and
> then you have lots more options to configure the mail settings, even
> when you normally use the default mail app on the ipad to read emails
> (using multiple mail accounts in that app).
>
>

It comes through btinternet.com.
Is it possible that they've marked it as junk, and iPad Mail just obeys
and dumps it in the Junk folder?

Ed

Ed Cryer wrote:
> sobriquet wrote:
>> Op 13/03/2024 om 15:14 schreef Ed Cryer:
>>> I belong to a mailing list, from which all posts get routed into
>>> Junk. I constantly move them into Inbox, but the damn Mail program
>>> never learns.
>>> My searches around the Web find lots of others with the same problem.
>>>
>>> I can't believe Apple haven't implemented a Junk filtering option,
>>> but where is it? It must be somewhere, otherwise how come they go
>>> into Junk?
>>>
>>> Ed
>>
>> Maybe it also depends on the mail account you're using, like the mail
>> account from your internet provider or a webmail account.
>>
>> One option to consider would also be to create a new free webmail
>> account like a gmail account and testing if it works better if you
>> switch to receiving the mailinglist messages there.
>>
>> With a gmail account, you can log in to your account via the browser
>> and then you have lots more options to configure the mail settings,
>> even when you normally use the default mail app on the ipad to read
>> emails
>> (using multiple mail accounts in that app).
>>
>>
>
> It comes through btinternet.com.
> Is it possible that they've marked it as junk, and iPad Mail just obeys
> and dumps it in the Junk folder?
>
> Ed

I'll wait for the next postings and then go to btinternet online and try
tinkering with the spam filters.

Ed

On 2024-03-14, Ed Cryer <ed@somewhere.in.the.uk> wrote:
> sobriquet wrote:
>> Op 13/03/2024 om 15:14 schreef Ed Cryer:
>>> I belong to a mailing list, from which all posts get routed into
>>> Junk. I constantly move them into Inbox, but the damn Mail program
>>> never learns. My searches around the Web find lots of others with
>>> the same problem.
>>>
>>> I can't believe Apple haven't implemented a Junk filtering option,
>>> but where is it? It must be somewhere, otherwise how come they go
>>> into Junk?
>>
>> Maybe it also depends on the mail account you're using, like the mail
>> account from your internet provider or a webmail account.
>>
>> One option to consider would also be to create a new free webmail
>> account like a gmail account and testing if it works better if you
>> switch to receiving the mailinglist messages there.
>>
>> With a gmail account, you can log in to your account via the browser
>> and then you have lots more options to configure the mail settings,
>> even when you normally use the default mail app on the ipad to read
>> emails (using multiple mail accounts in that app).
>
> It comes through btinternet.com. Is it possible that they've marked
> it as junk, and iPad Mail just obeys and dumps it in the Junk folder?

Yep.

--
E-mail sent to this address may be devoured by my ravenous SPAM filter.
I often ignore posts from Google. Use a real news client instead.

JR

Op 14/03/2024 om 20:09 schreef Ed Cryer:
> sobriquet wrote:
>> Op 13/03/2024 om 15:14 schreef Ed Cryer:
>>> I belong to a mailing list, from which all posts get routed into
>>> Junk. I constantly move them into Inbox, but the damn Mail program
>>> never learns.
>>> My searches around the Web find lots of others with the same problem.
>>>
>>> I can't believe Apple haven't implemented a Junk filtering option,
>>> but where is it? It must be somewhere, otherwise how come they go
>>> into Junk?
>>>
>>> Ed
>>
>> Maybe it also depends on the mail account you're using, like the mail
>> account from your internet provider or a webmail account.
>>
>> One option to consider would also be to create a new free webmail
>> account like a gmail account and testing if it works better if you
>> switch to receiving the mailinglist messages there.
>>
>> With a gmail account, you can log in to your account via the browser
>> and then you have lots more options to configure the mail settings,
>> even when you normally use the default mail app on the ipad to read
>> emails
>> (using multiple mail accounts in that app).
>>
>>
>
> It comes through btinternet.com.
> Is it possible that they've marked it as junk, and iPad Mail just obeys
> and dumps it in the Junk folder?
>
> Ed

Most likely you can access your email account via the website of
btinternet.com and they might offer settings that affect the way junk
mail is handled.

sobriquet wrote:
> Op 14/03/2024 om 20:09 schreef Ed Cryer:
>> sobriquet wrote:
>>> Op 13/03/2024 om 15:14 schreef Ed Cryer:
>>>> I belong to a mailing list, from which all posts get routed into
>>>> Junk. I constantly move them into Inbox, but the damn Mail program
>>>> never learns.
>>>> My searches around the Web find lots of others with the same problem.
>>>>
>>>> I can't believe Apple haven't implemented a Junk filtering option,
>>>> but where is it? It must be somewhere, otherwise how come they go
>>>> into Junk?
>>>>
>>>> Ed
>>>
>>> Maybe it also depends on the mail account you're using, like the mail
>>> account from your internet provider or a webmail account.
>>>
>>> One option to consider would also be to create a new free webmail
>>> account like a gmail account and testing if it works better if you
>>> switch to receiving the mailinglist messages there.
>>>
>>> With a gmail account, you can log in to your account via the browser
>>> and then you have lots more options to configure the mail settings,
>>> even when you normally use the default mail app on the ipad to read
>>> emails
>>> (using multiple mail accounts in that app).
>>>
>>>
>>
>> It comes through btinternet.com.
>> Is it possible that they've marked it as junk, and iPad Mail just
>> obeys and dumps it in the Junk folder?
>>
>> Ed
>
> Most likely you can access your email account via the website of
> btinternet.com and they might offer settings that affect the way junk
> mail is handled.
>

Yes. I've done just that. They have a "Safe Senders" list that you can
add to; just as MS Outlook does. In fact, the whole layout of their
webmail looks like Outlooks.
I've added the domain address, but I'm not sure that will cover it; I
suspect I'll have to add individual posters.

Ed