The IP Address Of The Source

Your IP address is a string of digits that identifies you on the internet. Every internet user has a unique IP address, and these addresses are associated with each email sent.

Some IP addresses may receive a large number of complaints. Messages sent from that address may also be flagged as spam by other users. If this occurs, your email provider’s filters will most likely flag the message as spam and route it to your Junk folder

• Checks For Authentication

Email providers typically use authentication measures to keep spammers and hackers out of your inbox. If an email fails this authentication check, it will most likely wind up in your Junk folder.

• A Fast Sending Rate

There are occasions when there are just too many emails being sent to a server at the same time. If this occurs, gateway filters may be activated, allowing the server to restrict the rate of bulk email delivery. This can result in emails being identified as spam and sent to the Junk folder, even if this is not normally the case.

• Content Of Poor Quality

Email service providers frequently monitor emails for “spammy” wording. If an email you expect has this type of wording, it will usually be sent to your Junk folder. Emails with broken or pixelated graphics, for example, are likewise likely to be labeled low-quality.

How Can I Prevent Emails From Going To Junk?

Perhaps you’ve observed that emails from a single sender, whether a company or an individual, are constantly sent to the Junk bin. In this circumstance, you have a few possibilities. To get future emails past spam filters and into your inbox, follow the instructions below:

• Open the Mail app from your iPhone’s home screen.
• When you launch the app, you’ll be taken directly to your mailbox. Press your account name in the top left corner of the inbox screen to access your spam folder.
• Scroll down until you reach the “Junk” or “Spam” folder. Then, choose this folder.
• Find and open the message you wish to recover in your Junk or Spam folder.
• A toolbar will appear at the bottom of the email. On this toolbar, click the folder symbol.
• A folder list should now show. To transfer the selected message to your Inbox, tap on it.

Future emails from that sender will now be delivered to your inbox rather than your junk bin.