iCloud filters the email I send for spam
Recently I have tried to forward a circulating email about how your mind autocorrects spelling mistakes.
However iCloud's outgoing spam filter did not think this mail was appropriate as it contained
PL3453 F0RW4RD 1F
U CAN R34D 7H15
Telling friends to forward a joke or entertaining content is not that evil.
Is this a new "feature". Is this common?
Do I need to cc myself to check if my mail gets sent?
Normally I don't forward this sort of content, but in this case my dad wanted to send it to me, and he wondered why I never replied. So I had to investigate.
Henrik
iMac, macOS High Sierra (10.13.3)