How is the outbound email flow in case of "Reject" policy?
Under the "Reject" policy, the receiver completely prevents any unqualified email from reaching the recipient. With this enabled, only an email that is verified as 100% being signed by your domain will even have a chance at reaching the inbox. Any email that does not pass is blackholed— not bounced—so there’s no way to catch false positives.
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How is the outbound email flow in case of "None" policy?
Under the "None" policy, the receiver performs no actions against unqualified emails, but still sends email reports to the registered mail.
What is the flow of an outbound email?
First of all, the email is checked by the DMARC Policy if present. In case the DMARC policy is set to p=none; nothing will be done to the email received, but if the policy is set to p=quarantine and p=reject, then the email is sent to the spam and is ...
How is the outbound email flow in case of "Quarantine" policy?
Under the "Quarantine" policy, the receiver quarantines unqualified emails, which generally means “sending this directly to the spam folder".
Does it help secure the inbound email flow?
No, TDMARC can only secure your outbound email flow.
DMARC Policy updates
While using DMARC reporting, your organization might face an issue of Policy Overrides. In simple terms, a DMARC policy override occurs when an email receiver chooses to override the policy you defined in your DMARC record. For instance, your domain ...