What to use to replace antispam feature!

[Tbone]

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I need Antispam back, the only reason I bought Norton again. My addresses have been leaked and I get a ton of it and now can’t block it in Outlook 2016? Has anyone found an alternative? If not, I may remove Norton completely even though I just bought another year! This is a disaster for me. Help! Should I switch?

[globus5000]

here is to disable and enable antispam Spam emails are not filtered to the Norton AntiSpam folder in Microsoft Outlook

[bjm]

@globus5000

here is to disable and enable antispam Spam emails are not filtered to the Norton AntiSpam folder in Microsoft Outlook

Hello @globus5000
Norton v24.8 does not have Norton AntiSpam client integration

• Email Protection – this feature now works for any email client, not just Outlook (Windows only). We have removed the Anti-Spam functionality because we weren’t able to provide the correct level of user experience we wanted. This only applies to the spam filter itself. The rest of the email security features have been retained in Email Protection.
  https://us.norton.com/new-norton-app

[bjm]

@Tbone

Has anyone found an alternative?
I may remove Norton completely even though I just bought another year!

Hello @Tbone

https://www.mailwasher.net/

Please review: Cancellation & Refund Request [here]

@Tbone

My addresses have been leaked and I get a ton of it and now can’t block it in Outlook 2016?

Use webmail.
Use email service.

https://tuta.com/
https://proton.me/mail

[TedK]

@bjm

We have removed the Anti-Spam functionality because we weren’t able to provide the correct level of user experience we wanted.

Norton hasn’t provided any sort of good user experience for decades now.
I did use the “This is spam” and “This is not spam” menu options frequently. That is, many many times every day.

The problem with those menu options is that Norton never learned what is spam. So, I marked the same spam items day after day.

There used to be a time when after repeatedly marking emails as ‘Spam’, that Norton would inquire if I wanted future emails from that source blocked, by Norton that is and Norton would add it to the Norton blocked list. Why Norton ignores Microsoft windows “junk mail blocked list” and the “safe senders” is baffling.