Blog post talks about importance of SPF, DKIM and DMARC
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this post was submitted on 29 Jun 2023
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What a joke of an article. Company is mad they can't keep getting away with violating their ToS by sending mass mail through regular Google Workspace accounts.
There's a reason paid mass marketing email companies exist. I don't really see how this "breaks email."
Can confirm. I wouldn't want to be the postmaster responsible for consistent delivery to the Big Three. You would have better chances talking to walls.
proton mail should be used instead
...again, Google's motto is : Don't be evil, leave this to us.
Edit : ~~let~~ leave ~this_to_us~ ...
Jup. I tried running our own email host for our customers too. It was impossible. We switched to sendgrid eventually.
Damn. As a long time Gmail user, I used to be very happy with the spam protection and would never have an issue with it. In the past couple of years though I've started receiving multiple spam messages in my inbox per week (and occasionally legit emails in spam)
With this, the rate limiting and privacy implications, it's driving me away from a service I used to love