White list for email

A whitelist for email is a list of email addresses or domains that are allowed to send emails to your inbox. Here are some common whitelists:

Email Service Providers (ESPs)

1. Gmail: www.google.com/accounts/ManageAccount
2. Yahoo Mail: mail.yahoo.com/filters
3. Outlook.com: account.microsoft.com/Security
4. AOL Mail: mail.aol.com/preferences

Email Clients

1. Mozilla Thunderbird: Tools > Account Settings > Composition > Whitelist
2. Microsoft Outlook: File > Options > Trust Center > Safe Senders
3. Apple Mail: Mail > Preferences > Junk Mail

Third-Party Whitelisting Services

1. SpamAssassin: www.spamassassin.org
2. SpamFilter: www.spamfilter.com
3. Cloudmark: www.cloudmark.com

How to Whitelist an Email Address or Domain

1. Check your email client or ESP settings for a "Whitelist" or "Safe Senders" option.
2. Add the email address or domain you want to whitelist to the list.
3. Save your changes.

Tips

• Whitelisting can help prevent legitimate emails from being marked as spam.
• Be cautious when whitelisting unknown email addresses or domains, as they may be used for phishing or spamming.
• Regularly review your whitelist to ensure it remains up-to-date and secure.

Remember to always verify the authenticity of an email before whitelisting an email address or domain.