Software that uses various techniques to redirect unwanted email away from a users inbox. These filters can be based on a variety of criteria, including sender's email address; specific words in the subject or message body, and can be implemented by end-users as well as ISPs. Unique Clicks: The number of different individuals who click on an ad link within a specific period of time.
a piece of software that sorts incoming e-mail messages and blocks those that it thinks are spam
a piece of software which takes an input of an email message
a program of a mail rule setup to block
a program or script that can be set up at a server, local network or even an individual computer, and helps in removing spam emails that you receive
a rule used to automatically direct an incoming email message to a mailbox in your email program
a software application that can help to filter out unwanted e-mails
a software program that sorts incoming mail in order to identify and pull out junk mail, also known as spam
a software tool for blocking unsolicited junk email
Spam filters are settings that enable your mail server to block email originating from the sites you specify.
Software used to redirect unsolicited email away from a users inbox.
Software that is usually installed in the users e-mail client, with the purpose of avoiding spam e-mail to get into the client's inbox or at least to be flagged as such.
Spam is a term used to mean unsolicited, bulk e-mail that clogs your e-mail inbox and is often annoying. A spam filter is a program that will actually capture e-mails that look like spam before they are sent to your in-box.
Using a SPAM filter, you can sort out unwanted e-mail messages. We use SPAM Assassin software to filter unwanted e-mails. Usually the SPAM Assassin software with the default settings that we offer will successfully filter 85-95% of all unwanted e-mail messages. If you devote sufficient amounts of time and attention to the additional settings of the SPAM filter, you can considerably increase this percentage to 95-99% combining it with the additional manual settings of the e-mail filter
While originally used to refer to e-mail that was sent without explicit permission from the recipient, now it's used more broadly to refer to any unwanted e-mail. Spam filters attempt to identify spam e-mail and prevent it from being delivered to your inbox.
