On 2021-10-04 1:46 p.m., Jaroslaw Rafa via mailop wrote:
Dnia 20.09.2021 o godz. 14:17:27 Jaroslaw Rafa via mailop pisze:
I want to return to an old issue, which repeatedly happens again and again,
that is, Google putting emails from me to recipient's spam folder.
Well, this is getting more and more ridiculous and annoying at the same
time.
Until now Google put messages from me to recipients' spam folder, but at
least accepted them. Today I sent a few messages to people *whom I regularly
correspond with* and I got "421" rejects with an explanation "Our system has
detected that this message is suspicious due to the very low reputation of
the sending domain."
It's YOU, GOOGLE, who made me that "low reputation" by consistently putting
my messages to spam. Now you are blocking me because of "low reputation"
that you made yourself.
I am absolutely mad at this. Google should be burnt or blown up. They are
doing harm to the Internet more than spammers are.
Turn off IPv6 ;)
No, we are right to demand more from certain providers..
(Not going to turn this into a rant about how the spam folder is filled
with obvious spam from gmail, I promise, even though I am busting to
report on some statistics)
Was thinking of a blog, about how the internet is broken, effectively
because of the 'too big to block' providers, and the direction they are
taking the internet.
Now I hear cloud flare is going to start doing email filtering ;) Oh
joy, all for the sake of (actually, the excuse to do what they want to
do) privacy... where everything will go through the 'too big to block'
networks, and no one else will be able to operate. And what will they
do with all that data.. and the ability to privately see everything you do.
Pretty soon EVERYTHING will go through 'too big to block' networks, DNS,
VPN, email.. until governments step in, but maybe they like the
direction things are heading.. feel free to quote some George Orwell
here. And what doesn't go directly through their networks is being
shared directly with them already.. where you car is, where your phone
is, who you call, what sites you visit.
And it is getting to a tipping point, pretty soon the 'too big to block'
will start rejecting everyone else, or making it more inconvenient, so
you or your customers end up throwing in the towel, and moving to their
services..
The Internet is quickly devolving into silo's, China, Russia, Google,
Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook...
I know.. very off topic, but the point is that we can't solve this on
mailop, you need to start lobbying if you want anything to change, and
not on this list, but with your government representatives..
I think we can expect more 4xx and 5xx from the too big to block, and
less attention to threats coming from their own networks, as it serves
their long term purpose of killing competition, and total data
collection on user activity.
END OF RANT!
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