> randomly ending up in spam
If only we had some technology that could reliably execute if-then instructions.
(Recalling a time when people would say: "If only we had something [Google] that could look up an answer for that.")
If only we had some technology that could reliably execute if-then instructions.
(Recalling a time when people would say: "If only we had something [Google] that could look up an answer for that.")
The problem is that it's obviously not working; the amount of false positives are staggering and from what I've heard they're still letting a lot of actual spam through.
But, as the sibling comment mentioned, there's little to no incentive for the freemail giants to improve the situation when they're themselves offering paid services with better spam filtering.