SpamSieve - My Horrific C-Command Software Experience

I don't see it as an app. I searched, and this is all I find:

https://c-command.com/spamsieve/help/iphone-spam-filtering

There is no SpamSieve app for iPhone, but the Mac app can filter the spam off the iPhone (when the Mac is running).

austenlennon wrote:

Horrific! "a way of speaking or writing that makes someone or something sound bigger, better, more, etc. than they are:"....

Hyperbole is a legitmate rhetorical device.

There isn't an iPhone app, but the user manual provides instructions for using your Mac to filter your iPhone emails if you have the same IMAP or Exchange email accounts on your iPhone.

I've run into the problem that Apple, for whatever stupid reason, has removed the ability to use SpamSieve with a change they did: Apple Mail in macOS 14 Sonoma removes support for Mail plug-ins, so SpamSieve 2 will stop working.

At the time I didn't have the money to upgrade, but the change was annoying and unhelpful.

I wish I knew which customer you were so that I could look into why you thought the answer that I gave you contradicted the manual. I will say that SpamSieve supports many different e-mail apps and versions of macOS, and so advice for one configuration may be incorrect or not relevant if you have a different configuration.

It should go without saying, but installing SpamSieve does not change how many messages you receive. All the app does is move them out of your inbox after they’re already on your Mac. We do not have a way to control how many messages the spammers send to you based on whether the app is installed.

--Michael Tsai

C-Command Software