How do I turn off iCloud mail's spam filter?

I cannot believe that this thread is so short. This is a huge problem with iCloud spam filtering.

The Mac Mail app and iCloud mail on the web site should sync together.

It is bad enough that I need to log into iCloud mail with my browser to mark mail as Not Junk, but that is only a temporary fix.

A few weeks go by and iCloud forgets that I marked it that way.

It even puts test emails that I send to myself in the Junk folder.

I chatted with Apple Support and they were no help..

I miss Steve Jobs

If it's not working for you, then try another email provider.

Try another email provider?

My business relies on my email address and I do not want to change it.

Then have the email forwarded to a more reliable email provider. In my opinion, iCloud/Apple email isn't geared for business but there are providers out there that specifically are and will provide more robust tools for your business needs.

When you forward email, will it bypass the iCloud filter?

Hard to say, but give it a try for a couple days to a week and see if anything important is missed. I know folks who have it set up this way with no issues thus far.

Seems like it might be a good solution.

I will forward to Gmail.

Gmail lets you turn off the spam filter

https://c-command.com/spamsieve/help/turning-off-the-gmail-s

I am getting very tired of this bug. I have turned off the junk filter and I still get hundreds of emails sent to the junk file. I know they are not junk because many are valuable. I used to not look at the junk file as it was a good sorter of bad emails. I finally looked at it when I was missing some important emails that used to come into my regular email account. I know have to go to the Junk file and transfer all of the emails in the file to my regular email. What did Apple do to make this happen? Apple, fix it and tell us when you fixed it.

Agreed— iCloud spam filtering is spotty at best but sadly there's no global switch to turn it off. This workaround might work for you: create a rule that moves filtered messages back to your inbox. It only works on a Mac, but as soon as the rule activates on the Mac it will move the message on all other devices (i.e. iPhones and iPads).

Are you someone working for Apple? Then MAKE it configurable!

The suggestion in your thread to set up a Rule in Mail may have some usefulness. Have you tired it with any good results?

For me it's pretty spotty. Every once in a while it catches one and moves it to the inbox but I now just make it a habit to check the Junk basket regularly along with the Inbox

I use a very nice spam Mail set of scripted tools called SpamSieve that uses client-side scripting in Mail to Baesyan filter incoming mail and requires turning off server side filtering. So far, I have found a way to turn off all my account's server side filters, except iCloud. You might want to have a look at Michael Tsai's program. It works on a Mac with several apps for email, including Mail.app.