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I feel surely that I am overlooking something very obvious. I use Mac Mail and I like it very much. Recently my very personal email account that I use for immediate family, relatives, and very close friends has begun receiving spam and junk emails. Evidently some of my emails have been forwarded in mass and this email address has gotten out. How can I mark these as spam or junk without opening them first? The "Not Junk" button is all I can find. Some of them are quite obvious, but then there have been a couple I really wish I could know for sure before I just delete/trash them unopened. Can the spam/junk email sender be alerted that I have opened one of their emails even if I don't click on any links? It has not become such a super problem that I would consider creating a new account...but for years it was spam/junk free.
Also, does Mac Mail "learn" over time about what I consider junk and spam email?
Also, does Mac Mail "learn" over time about what I consider junk and spam email?
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