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Blacklists and whitelists allow Web-Based Email users to build their own lists of email addresses and domains from which they never want to receive email and always want to receive email, respectively. Blacklisted mail is treated as spam and automatically routed to the "Bulk Mail" folder. Whitelisted mail is always allowed to pass through the spam filter and arrive at the inbox.
A blacklist is a list of email addresses and domains from which you do not want to receive email communications. Incoming mail that fits the blacklist criteria is treated as spam/bulk mail and routed to the "Bulk Mail" folder.
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To review the blacklist, go to the "Spam Settings" menu. The complete black- and whitelists are displayed.
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To add an entry to the blacklist, select a message from a mail folder; then from the "Apply This Action:" drop-down menu, select "Blacklist Sender" or "Blacklist Domain."
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To remove a sender from the blacklist, select the sender from list in the "Spam Settings" menu; then click "Remove Checked Addresses."
A whitelist is a list of email addresses and domains from which you will always accept incoming email. Whitelisted mail is always allowed to pass through the spam filter.
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To review the whitelist, go to the "Spam Settings" menu. The complete black- and whitelists are displayed.
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To add an entry to the whitelist, select a message from a mail folder; then from the "Apply This Action:" drop-down menu, select "Whitelist Sender" or "Whitelist Domain."
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To remove a sender from the Whitelist, select the sender from list in the "Spam Settings" menu; then click "Remove Checked Addresses."
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