mittespams

Mittespams is a term used to describe emails that are mistakenly classified as spam by email filters. These legitimate emails, which could be from friends, family, colleagues, or businesses, end up in the spam or junk folder, leading to missed communications. The reasons for misclassification can vary. Sometimes, emails may contain keywords or phrases that are commonly associated with spam, even if the content itself is harmless. Attachments or links within an email can also trigger spam filters. Poorly formatted emails or those sent in bulk, even if not malicious, can sometimes be flagged.

Users often discover mittespams when they manually check their spam folders for important messages or when a sender inquires about a non-received email. To reduce the occurrence of mittespams, users can mark these emails as "not spam" or "safe sender" within their email client. This action helps train the spam filter to recognize similar emails as legitimate in the future. Whitelisting specific senders or domains is another effective method to ensure their emails bypass the spam filter entirely. Businesses can also implement sender authentication protocols like SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to improve the deliverability of their outgoing emails and reduce the chances of their messages being incorrectly filtered as spam.