> perhaps 4-6 false positives in the spam folder a month
That's 4-6 valid messages a month the average user will never see.
That's 4-6 valid messages a month the average user will never see.
Because of that I just added a recurring remainder to go through gmails spam folder every sunday, but that of course defeats the purpose.
Gmail also thinks that every 2fa message from Microsoft is spam for some reason, despite how often I tell it is is not.
Ideally this phrase would not be so widely known and understood if Gmail didn’t have so many false positives going to the spam folder. I’d imagine that, as a performance metric, the Gmail team would consider false positives to be a metric for improvement, not a metric of pride.
Low and behold there was an email in there that was fairly important.