These were already there in older versions, I only saw them no.
Section 4.6, DNS Tree Walk
The relevant DMARC record for these purposes is not necessarily the
DMARC policy record found in DNS at the same level as the name label
for the domain in question. Instead, some domains will inherit their
DMARC policy records from parent domains one level or more above them
in the DNS hierarchy. Similarly, the Organizational Domain may be
found at a higher level in the DNS hierarchy.
That text can be misleading. The second line really means that the DMARC
policy record was NOT found in DNS at the same level. In no case a policy
defined at the same level can be overridden.
Section 4.7, DMARC Policy Discovery
OLD
The DMARC policy to be applied to the message will be the
record found at one of these three locations:
NEW
The DMARC policy to be applied to the message will be IN the
record found at one of these three locations:
Later on:
If a retrieved policy record does not contain a valid "p" tag, or
contains an "sp" tag that is not valid, then:
What about "np"?
Best
Ale
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