Q: Spark good, but is there anything better?
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Oct 4, 2016 9:09 AMby Meg St._Clair,I really can't think of an email client for iOS that does that. On the other hand, I haven't looked too hard. All my spam filtering is handled server-side.
I rather like Email, by the folks who make EasilyDo. They just released an iPad version. It automates a lot of things so you may give it a look.
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Oct 4, 2016 11:33 AMby ShagCA,Spark already does what you're asking for:
https://helpspot.readdle.com/spark/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=1032
Copy/paste from the above link:
When the message is moved to Spam, the mail server will catch this info and mark all the following emails from that particular sender as Spammer.
Note: Some mail services (e.g. Google) use their own spam-detecting mechanism which operating principles may conflict with certain status User selects for emails
I think the key here is that it blocks "particular" sender. Spammers normally use randomly generated email address (and domain names) to avoid getting caught by filters.
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Oct 5, 2016 6:37 AMby a brody,See my mail server does not catch that. I have a cpanel based Linux server. In some ways it is better it does not do that in case someone gets spoofed that I know. What I noticed is that 95% of my spam the nickname of the sender, not the email address contains keywords that clearly identify it as a spammer. While I do have Global email filtering on the cpanel, which I can set, logging into it requires a lengthy password which I can only keep at home.
If I could somehow with the iPad filter by the sender's nickname that would be ideal. And of course subject lines help too.
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Oct 5, 2016 6:40 AMby Meg St._Clair,
You mean "Email" isn't distinct enough of an app name?https://itunes.apple.com/app/id922793622
The developer is EasilyDo
