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-You can use multiple rules, possibly with a *stop processing*, for an *or* or a *not* condition.
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-Matching is not case sensitive, unless you use [regular expressions](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression). Please see [here](https://developer.android.com/reference/java/util/regex/Pattern) for the documentation of Java regular expressions. You can test a regex [here](https://regexr.com/).
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-Note that a regular expression supports an *or* operator, so if you want to match multiple senders, you can do this:
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-`
-.*alice@example\.org.*|.*bob@example\.org.*|.*carol@example\.org.*`
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-Note that [dot all mode](https://developer.android.com/reference/java/util/regex/Pattern#DOTALL) is enabled to be able to match [unfolded headers](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2822#section-3.2.3).
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-You can select one of these actions to apply to matching messages:
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-* No action (useful for *not*)
-* Mark as read
-* Mark as unread
-* Hide
-* Suppress notification
-* Snooze
-* Add star
-* Set importance (local priority)
-* Add keyword
-* Move
-* Copy (Gmail: label)
-* Answer (with template)
-* Text-to-speech (sender and subject)
-* Automation (Tasker, etc)
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-Rules are applied directly after the message header has been fetched, but before the message text has been downloaded, so it is not possible to apply conditions to the message text. Note that large message texts are downloaded on demand on a metered connection to save on data usage.
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-If you want to forward a message, consider to use the move action instead. This will be more reliable than forwarding as well because forwarded messages might be considered as spam.
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-Since message headers are not downloaded and stored by default to save on battery and data usage and to save storage space it is not possible to preview which messages would match a header rule condition.
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-Some common header conditions (regex):
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-* *.*Auto-Submitted:.** [RFC3834](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3834)
-* *.*Content-Type: multipart/report.** [RFC3462](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3462)
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-In the three-dots *more* message menu there is an item to create a rule for a received message with the most common conditions filled in.
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-The POP3 protocol does not support setting keywords and moving or copying messages.
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-Using rules is a pro feature.
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-**(72) What are primary accounts/identities?**
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-The primary account is used when the account is ambiguous, for example when starting a new draft from the unified inbox.
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-Similarly, the primary identity of an account is used when the identity is ambiguous.
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-There can be just one primary account and there can be just one primary identity per account.
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-**(73) Is moving messages across accounts safe/efficient?**
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-Moving messages across accounts is safe because the raw, original messages will be downloaded and moved and because the source messages will be deleted only after the target messages have been added
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-Batch moving messages across accounts is efficient if both the source folder and target folder are set to synchronize, else FairEmail needs to connect to the folder(s) for each message.
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-**(74) Why do I see duplicate messages?**
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-Some providers, notably Gmail, list all messages in all folders, except trashed messages, in the archive (all messages) folder too. FairEmail shows all these messages in a non obtrusive way to indicate that these messages are in fact the same message.
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-Gmail allows one message to have multiple labels, which are presented to FairEmail as folders. This means that messages with multiple labels will be shown multiple times as well.
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-**(75) Can you make an iOS, Windows, Linux, etc version?**
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-A lot of knowledge and experience is required to successfully develop an app for a specific platform, which is why I develop apps for Android only.
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-**(76) What does 'Clear local messages' do?**
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-The folder menu *Clear local messages* removes messages from the device which are present on the server too. It does not delete messages from the server. This can be useful after changing the folder settings to not download the message content (text and attachments), for example to save space.
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-**(77) Why are messages sometimes shown with a small delay?**
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-Depending on the speed of your device (processor speed and maybe even more memory speed) messages might be displayed with a small delay. FairEmail is designed to dynamically handle a large number of messages without running out of memory. This means that messages needs to be read from a database and that this database needs to be watched for changes, both of which might cause small delays.
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-Some convenience features, like grouping messages to display conversation threads and determining the previous/next message, take a little extra time. Note that there is no *the* next message because in the meantime a new message might have been arrived.
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-When comparing the speed of FairEmail with similar apps this should be part of the comparison. It is easy to write a similar, faster app which just displays a lineair list of messages while possible using too much memory, but it is not so easy to properly manage resource usage and to offer more advanced features like conversation threading.
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-FairEmail is based on the state-of-the-art [Android architecture components](https://developer.android.com/topic/libraries/architecture/), so there is little room for performance improvements.
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-**(78) How do I use schedules?**
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-In the receive settings you can enable scheduling and set the time period and the day of weeks when messages should be received.
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-Note that an end time equal to or earlier than the start time is considered to be 24 hours later.
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-For more complex schemes you could set one or more accounts to manual synchronization and send this command to FairEmail to check for new messages:
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-```
-(adb shell) am startservice -a eu.faircode.email.POLL
-```
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-For a specific account:
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-```
-(adb shell) am startservice -a eu.faircode.email.POLL --es account Gmail
-```
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-You can also automate turning receiving messages on and off by sending these commands to FairEmail:
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-```
-(adb shell) am startservice -a eu.faircode.email.ENABLE
-(adb shell) am startservice -a eu.faircode.email.DISABLE
-```
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-To enable/disable a specific account:
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-```
-(adb shell) am startservice -a eu.faircode.email.ENABLE --es account Gmail
-(adb shell) am startservice -a eu.faircode.email.DISABLE --es account Gmail
-```
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-Note that disabling an account will hide the account and all associated folders and messages.
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-You can automatically send commands with for example [Tasker](https://tasker.joaoapps.com/userguide/en/intents.html):
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-```
-New task: Something recognizable
-Action Category: Misc/Send Intent
-Action: eu.faircode.email.ENABLE
-Target: Service
-```
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-To enable/disable an account with the name *Gmail*:
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-```
-Extras: account:Gmail
-```
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-Account names are case sensitive.
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-Automation can be used for more advanced schedules, like for example multiple synchronization periods per day or different synchronization periods for different days.
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-It is possible to install FairEmail in multiple user profiles, for example a personal and a work profile, and to configure FairEmail differently in each profile, which is another possibility to have different synchronization schedules and to synchronize a different set of accounts.
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-It is also possible to create [rules](#user-content-faq71) with a time condition and to snooze messages until the end time of the time condition. This way it is possible to snooze business related messages until the start of the business hours. This also means that the messages will be on your device for when there is no internet connection, for example when flying.
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-Scheduling is a pro feature.
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-**(79) How do I use synchronize on demand (manual)?**
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-Normally, FairEmail maintains a connection to the configured email servers whenever possible to receive messages in real-time. If you don't want this, for example to be not disturbed or to save on battery usage, just disable receiving in the receive settings. This will stop the background service which takes care of automatic synchronization and will remove the associated status bar notification.
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-You can also enable *Synchronize manually* in the advanced account settings if you want to manually synchronize specific accounts only.
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-You can use pull-down-to-refresh in a message list or use the folder menu *Synchronize now* to manually synchronize messages.
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-If you want to synchronize some or all folders of an account manually, just disable synchronization for the folders (but not of the account).
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-You'll likely want to disabled [browse on server](#user-content-faq24) too.
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-**~~(80) How do I fix the error 'Unable to load BODYSTRUCTURE' ?~~**
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-~~The error message *Unable to load BODYSTRUCTURE* is caused by bugs in the email server,~~ ~~see [here](https://javaee.github.io/javamail/FAQ#imapserverbug) for more details.~~
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-~~FairEmail already tries to workaround these bugs, but if this fail you'll need to ask for support from your provider.~~
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-**~~(81) Can you make the background of the original message dark in the dark theme?~~**
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-~~The original message is shown as the sender has sent it, including all colors.~~ ~~Changing the background color would not only make the original view not original anymore, it can also result in unreadable messages.~~
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-**(82) What is a tracking image?**
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-Please see [here](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_beacon) about what a tracking image exactly is. In short tracking images keep track if you opened a message.
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-FairEmail will in most cases automatically recognize tracking images and replace them by this icon:
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-Automatic recognition of tracking images can be disabled in the privacy settings.
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-**(84) What are local contacts for?**
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-Local contact information is based on names and addresses found in incoming and outgoing messages.
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-The main use of the local contacts storage is to offer auto completion when no contacts permission has been granted to FairEmail.
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-Another use is to generate [shortcuts](#user-content-faq31) on recent Android versions to quickly send a message to frequently contacted people. This is also why the number of times contacted and the last time contacted is being recorded and why you can make a contact a favorite or exclude it from favorites by long pressing it.
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-The list of contacts is sorted on number of times contacted and the last time contacted.
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-By default only names and addresses to whom you send messages to will be recorded. You can change this in the send settings.
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-**(85) Why is an identity not available?**
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-An identity is available for sending a new message or replying or forwarding an existing message only if:
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-* the identity is set to synchronize (send messages)
-* the associated account is set to synchronize (receive messages)
-* the associated account has a drafts folder
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-FairEmail will try to select the best identity based on the *to* address of the message replied to / being forwarded.
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-**~~(86) What are 'extra privacy features'?~~**
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-~~The advanced option *extra privacy features* enables:~~
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-* ~~Looking up the owner of the IP address of a link~~
-* ~~Detection and removal of [tracking images](#user-content-faq82)~~
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-**(87) What does 'invalid credentials' mean?**
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-The error message *invalid credentials* means either that the user name and/or password is incorrect, for example because the password was changed or expired, or that the account authorization has expired.
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-If the password is incorrect/expired, you will have to update the password in the account and/or identity settings.
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-If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account again. You will likely need to save the associated identity again as well.
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-**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
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-To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
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-* [for Yahoo](https://help.yahoo.com/kb/generate-third-party-passwords-sln15241.html)
-* [for AOL](https://help.aol.com/articles/Create-and-manage-app-password)
-* [for Sky](https://www.sky.com/help/articles/getting-started-with-sky-yahoo-mail) (under *Other email apps*)
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-Please see [this FAQ](#user-content-faq111) about OAuth support.
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-Note that Yahoo, AOL, and Sky do not support standard push messages. The Yahoo email app uses a proprietary, undocumented protocol for push messages.
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-Push messages require [IMAP IDLE](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMAP_IDLE) and the Yahoo email server does not report IDLE as capability:
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-```
-Y1 CAPABILITY
-* CAPABILITY IMAP4rev1 ID MOVE NAMESPACE XYMHIGHESTMODSEQ UIDPLUS LITERAL+ CHILDREN X-MSG-EXT UNSELECT OBJECTID
-Y1 OK CAPABILITY completed
-```
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-**(89) How can I send plain text only messages?**
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-By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted text because almost every receiver expects formatted messages these days. If you want/need to send plain text messages only, you can enable this in the advanced identity options. You might want to create a new identity for this if you want/need to select sending plain text messages on a case-by-case basis.
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-**(90) Why are some texts linked while not being a link?**
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-FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
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-Links for less usual protocols like telnet and ftp will not automatically be linked.
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-**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
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-~~Synchronizing messages is an expensive proces because the local and remote messages need to be compared,~~ ~~so periodically synchronizing messages will not result in saving battery power, more likely the contrary.~~
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-~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
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-**(92) Can you add spam filtering, verification of the DKIM signature and SPF authorization?**
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-Spam filtering, verification of the [DKIM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DomainKeys_Identified_Mail) signature and [SPF](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sender_Policy_Framework) authorization is a task of email servers, not of an email client. Servers generally have more memory and computing power, so they are much better suited to this task than battery-powered devices. Also, you'll want spam filtered for all your email clients, possibly including web email, not just one email client. Moreover, email servers have access to information, like the IP address, etc of the connecting server, which an email client has no access to.
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-Of course you can report messages as spam with FairEmail, which will move the reported messages to the spam folder and train the spam filter of the provider, which is how it is supposed to work. This can be done automatically with [filter rules](#user-content-faq71) too. Blocking the sender will create a filter rule to automatically move future messages of the same sender into the spam folder.
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-Note that you should not delete spam messages, also not from the spam folder, because the email server uses the messages in the spam folder to "learn" what spam messages are.
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-If you receive a lot of spam messages in your inbox, the best you can do is to contact the email provider to ask if spam filtering can be improved.
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-Also, FairEmail can show a small red warning flag when DKIM, SPF or [DMARC](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMARC) authentication failed on the receiving server. You can enable/disable [authentication verification](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_authentication) in the display settings.
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-FairEmail can show a warning flag too if the domain name of the (reply) email address of the sender does not define an MX record pointing to an email server. This can be enabled in the receive settings. Be aware that this will slow down synchronization of messages significantly.
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-If legitimate messages are failing authentication, you should notify the sender because this will result in a high risk of messages ending up in the spam folder. Moreover, without proper authentication there is a risk the sender will be impersonated. The sender might use [this tool](https://www.mail-tester.com/) to check authentication and other things.
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-**(93) Can you allow installation/data storage on external storage media (sdcard)?**
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-FairEmail uses services and alarms, provides widgets and listens for the boot completed event to be started on device start, so it is not possible to store the app on external storage media, like an sdcard. See also [here](https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/install-location).
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-Messages, attachments, etc stored on external storage media, like an sdcard, can be accessed by other apps and is therefore not safe. See [here](https://developer.android.com/training/data-storage) for the details.
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-When needed you can save (raw) messages via the three-dots menu just above the message text and save attachments by tapping on the floppy icon.
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-If you need to save on storage space, you can limit the number of days messages are being synchronized and kept for. You can change these settings by long pressing a folder in the folder list and selecting *Edit properties*.
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-**(94) What does the red/orange stripe at the end of the header mean?**
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-The red/orange stripe at the left side of the header means that the DKIM, SPF or DMARC authentication failed. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
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-**(95) Why are not all apps shown when selecting an attachment or image?**
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-For privacy and security reasons FairEmail does not have permissions to directly access files, instead the Storage Access Framework, available and recommended since Android 4.4 KitKat (released in 2013), is used to select files.
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-If an app is listed depends on if the app implements a [document provider](https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/document-provider). If the app is not listed, you might need to ask the developer of the app to add support for the Storage Access Framework.
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-Android Q will make it harder and maybe even impossible to directly access files, see [here](https://developer.android.com/preview/privacy/scoped-storage) and [here](https://www.xda-developers.com/android-q-storage-access-framework-scoped-storage/) for more details.
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-**(96) Where can I find the IMAP and SMTP settings?**
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-The IMAP settings are part of the (custom) account settings and the SMTP settings are part of the identity settings.
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-**(97) What is 'cleanup' ?**
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-About each four hours FairEmail runs a cleanup job that:
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-* Removes old message texts
-* Removes old attachment files
-* Removes old image files
-* Removes old local contacts
-* Removes old log entries
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-Note that the cleanup job will only run when the synchronize service is active.
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-**(98) Why can I still pick contacts after revoking contacts permissions?**
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-After revoking contacts permissions Android does not allow FairEmail access to your contacts anymore. However, picking contacts is delegated to and done by Android and not by FairEmail, so this will still be possible without contacts permissions.
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-**(99) Can you add a rich text or markdown editor?**
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-FairEmail provides common text formatting (bold, italic, underline, text size and color) via a toolbar that appears after selecting some text.
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-A [Rich text](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formatted_text) or [Markdown](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markdown) editor would not be used by many people on a small mobile device and, more important, Android doesn't support a rich text editor and most rich text editor open source projects are abandoned. See [here](https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=79061829&postcount=4919) for some more details about this.
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-**(100) How can I synchronize Gmail categories?**
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-You can synchronize Gmail categories by creating filters to label categorized messages:
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-* Create a new filter via Gmail > Settings (wheel) > Filters and Blocked Addresses > Create a new filter
-* Enter a category search (see below) in the *Has the words* field and click *Create filter*
-* Check *Apply the label* and select a label and click *Create filter*
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-Possible categories:
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-```
-category:social
-category:updates
-category:forums
-category:promotions
-```
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-Unfortunately, this is not possible for snoozed messages folder.
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-You can use *Force sync* in the three-dots menu of the unified inbox to let FairEmail synchronize the folder list again and you can long press the folders to enable synchronization.
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-**(101) What does the blue/orange dot at the bottom of the conversations mean?**
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-The dot shows the relative position of the conversation in the message list. The dot will be show orange when the conversation is the first or last in the message list, else it will be blue. The dot is meant as an aid when swiping left/right to go to the previous/next conversation.
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-The dot is disabled by default and can be enabled with the display settings *Show relative conversation position with a dot*.
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-**(102) How can I enable auto rotation of images?**
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-Images will automatically be rotated when automatic resizing of images is enabled in the settings (enabled by default). However, automatic rotating depends on the [Exif](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exif) information to be present and to be correct, which is not always the case. Particularly not when taking a photo with a camara app from FairEmail.
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-Note that only [JPEG](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG) and [PNG](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_Network_Graphics) images can contain Exif information.
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-**(103) How can I record audio?**
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-You can record audio if you have a recording app installed which supports the [RECORD_SOUND_ACTION](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/provider/MediaStore.Audio.Media#RECORD_SOUND_ACTION) intent. If no supported app is installed, FairEmail will not show a record audio action/icon.
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-Unfortunately and surprisingly, most recording apps do not seem to support this intent (they should).
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-**(104) What do I need to know about error reporting?**
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-* Error reports will help improve FairEmail
-* Error reporting is optional and opt-in
-* Error reporting can be enabled/disabled in the settings, section miscellaneous
-* Error reports will automatically be sent anonymously to [Bugsnag](https://www.bugsnag.com/)
-* Bugsnag for Android is [open source](https://github.com/bugsnag/bugsnag-android)
-* See [here](https://docs.bugsnag.com/platforms/android/automatically-captured-data/) about what data will be sent in case of errors
-* See [here](https://docs.bugsnag.com/legal/privacy-policy/) for the privacy policy of Bugsnag
-* Error reports will be sent to *sessions.bugsnag.com:443* and *notify.bugsnag.com:443*
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-**(105) How does the roam-like-at-home option work?**
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-FairEmail will check if the country code of the SIM card and the country code of the network are in the [EU roam-like-at-home countries](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Union_roaming_regulations#Territorial_extent) and assumes no roaming if the country codes are equal and the advanced roam-like-at-home option is enabled.
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-So, you don't have to disable this option if you don't have an EU SIM or are not connected to an EU network.
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-**(106) Which launchers can show a badge count with the number of unread messages?**
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-Please [see here](https://github.com/leolin310148/ShortcutBadger#supported-launchers) for a list of launchers which can show the number of unread messages.
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-Note that the notification setting *Show launcher icon with number of new messages* needs to be enabled (default enabled).
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-Only *new* unread messages in folders set to show new message notifications will be counted, so messages marked unread again and messages in folders set to not show new message notification will not be counted.
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-Depending on what you want, the notification settings *Let the number of new messages match the number of notifications* needs to be enabled or disabled.
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-This feature depends on support of your launcher. FairEmail merely 'broadcasts' the number of unread messages using the ShortcutBadger library. If it doesn't work, this cannot be fixed by changes in FairEmail.
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-Some launchers display '1' for [the monitoring notification](#user-content-faq2), despite FairEmail explicitly requesting not to show a badge for this notification. This could be caused by a bug in the launcher app or in your Android version. Please double check if the notification dot is disabled for the receive (service) notification channel. You can go to the right notification channel settings via the notification settings of FairEmail. This might not be obvious, but you can tap on the channel name for more settings.
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-Note that Tesla Unread is [not supported anymore](https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/bad-news-tesla-unread-devoloper-t3920415).
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-FairEmail does send a new message count intent as well:
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-```
-eu.faircode.email.NEW_MESSAGE_COUNT
-```
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-The number of new, unread messages will be in an integer "*count*" parameter.
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-**(107) How do I use colored stars?**
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-You can set a colored star via the *more* message menu, via multiple selection (started by long pressing a message), by long pressing a star in a conversation or automatically by using [rules](#user-content-faq71).
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-You need to know that colored stars are not supported by the IMAP protocol and can therefore not be synchronized to an email server. This means that colored stars will not be visible in other email clients and will be lost on downloading messages again. However, the stars (without color) will be synchronized and will be visible in other email clients, when supported.
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-Some email clients use IMAP keywords for colors. However, not all servers support IMAP keywords and besides that there are no standard keywords for colors.
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-**~~(108) Can you add permanently delete messages from any folder?~~**
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-~~When you delete messages from a folder the messages will be moved to the trash folder, so you have a chance to restore the messages.~~ ~~You can permanently delete messages from the trash folder.~~ ~~Permanently delete messages from other folders would defeat the purpose of the trash folder, so this will not be added.~~
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-**~~(109) Why is 'select account' available in official versions only?~~**
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-~~Using *select account* to select and authorize Google accounts require special permission from Google for security and privacy reasons.~~ ~~This special permission can only be acquired for apps a developer manages and is responsible for.~~ ~~Third party builds, like the F-Droid builds, are managed by third parties and are the responsibility of these third parties.~~ ~~So, only these third parties can acquire the required permission from Google.~~ ~~Since these third parties do not actually support FairEmail, they are most likely not going to request the required permission.~~
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-~~You can solve this in two ways:~~
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-* ~~Switch to the official version of FairEmail, see [here](https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/blob/master/README.md#downloads) for the options~~
-* ~~Use app specific passwords, see [this FAQ](#user-content-faq6)~~
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-~~Using *select account* in third party builds is not possible in recent versions anymore.~~ ~~In older versions this was possible, but it will now result in the error *UNREGISTERED_ON_API_CONSOLE*.~~
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-**(110) Why are (some) messages empty and/or attachments corrupt?**
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-Empty messages and/or corrupt attachments are probably being caused by a bug in the server software. Older Microsoft Exchange software is known to cause this problem. Mostly you can workaround this by disabling *Partial fetch* in the advanced account settings:
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-Setup > Step 1 > Manage > Tap account > Tap advanced > Partial fetch > uncheck
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-After disabling this setting, you can use the message 'more' (three dots) menu to 'resync' empty messages. Alternatively, you can *Delete local messages* by long pressing the folder(s) in the folder list and synchronize all messages again.
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-Disabling *Partial fetch* will result in more memory usage.
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-**(111) Is OAuth supported?**
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-OAuth for Gmail is supported via the quick setup wizard. The Android account manager will be used to fetch and refresh OAuth tokens for selected on-device accounts. OAuth for non on-device accounts is not supported because Google requires a [yearly security audit](https://support.google.com/cloud/answer/9110914) ($15,000 to $75,000) for this.
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-OAuth for Yandex is supported via the quick setup wizard.
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-OAuth for Office 365 accounts is supported, but Microsoft does not offer OAuth for Outlook, Live and Hotmail accounts (yet?).
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-OAuth access for Yahoo was requested, but Yahoo never responded to the request. OAuth for AOL [was deactivated](https://www.programmableweb.com/api/aol-open-auth) by AOL. Verizon owns both AOL and Yahoo, collectively named [Oath inc](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verizon_Media). So, it is reasonable to assume that OAuth is not supported by Yahoo anymore too.
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-**(112) Which email provider do you recommend?**
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-FairEmail is an email client only, so you need to bring your own email address.
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-There are plenty of email providers to choose from. Which email provider is best for you depends on your wishes/requirements. Please see the websites of [Restore privacy](https://restoreprivacy.com/secure-email/) or [Privacy Tools](https://www.privacytools.io/providers/email/) for a list of privacy oriented email providers with advantages and disadvantages.
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-Some providers, like ProtonMail, Tutanota, use proprietary email protocols, which make it impossible to use third party email apps. Please see [this FAQ](#user-content-faq129) for more information.
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-Using your own (custom) domain name, which is supported by most email providers, will make it easier to switch to another email provider.
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-**(113) How does biometric authentication work?**
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-If your device has a biometric sensor, for example a fingerprint sensor, you can enable/disable biometric authentication in the navigation (hamburger) menu of the setup screen. When enabled FairEmail will require biometric authentication after a period of inactivity or after the screen has been turned off while FairEmail was running. Activity is navigation within FairEmail, for example opening a conversation thread. The inactivity period duration can be configured in the miscellaneous settings. When biometric authentication is enabled new message notifications will not show any content and FairEmail won't be visible on the Android recents screen.
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-Biometric authentication is meant to prevent others from seeing your messages only. FairEmail relies on device encryption for data encryption, see also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq37).
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-Biometric authentication is a pro feature.
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-**(114) Can you add an import for the settings of other email apps?**
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-The format of the settings files of most other email apps is not documented, so this is difficult. Sometimes it is possible to reverse engineer the format, but as soon as the settings format changes things will break. Also, settings are often incompatible. For example, FairEmail has unlike most other email apps settings for the number of days to synchronize messages for and for the number of days to keep messages for, mainly to save on battery usage. Moreover, setting up an account/identity with the quick setup is simple, so it is not really worth the effort.
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-**(115) Can you add email address chips?**
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-Email address [chips](https://material.io/design/components/chips.html) look nice, but cannot be edited, which is quite inconvenient when you made a typo in an email address.
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-Note that FairEmail will select the address only when long pressing an address, which makes it easy to delete an address.
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-Chips are not suitable for showing in a list and since the message header in a list should look similar to the message header of the message view it is not an option to use chips for viewing messages.
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-Reverted [commit](https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/commit/2c80c25b8aa75af2287f471b882ec87d5a5a5015).
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-**~~(116) How can I show images in messages from trusted senders by default?~~**
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-~~You can show images in messages from trusted senders by default by enabled the display setting *Automatically show images for known contacts*.~~
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-~~Contacts in the Android contacts list are considered to be known and trusted,~~ ~~unless the contact is in the group / has the label '*Untrusted*' (case insensitive).~~
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-**(117) Can you help me restore my purchase?**
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-Google manages all purchases, so as a developer I have little control over purchases. So, basically the only thing I can do, is give some advice:
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-* Make sure you have an active, working internet connection
-* Make sure you are logged in with the right Google account and that there is nothing wrong with your Google account
-* Make sure you installed FairEmail via the right Google account if you configured multiple Google accounts on your device
-* Open the Play store app and wait at least a minute to give it time to synchronize with the Google servers
-* Open FairEmail and navigate to the pro features screen to let FairEmail check the purchases
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-You can also try to clear the cache of the Play store app via the Android apps settings. Restarting the device might be necessary to let the Play store recognize the purchase correctly.
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-* Purchases are stored in the Google cloud and cannot get lost
-* There is no time limit on purchases, so they cannot expire
-* Google does not expose details (name, e-mail, etc) about buyers to developers
-* An app like FairEmail cannot select which Google account to use
-* It may take a while until the Play store app has synchronized a purchase to another device
-* Play Store purchases cannot be used without the Play Store, which is also not allowed by Play Store rules
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-If you cannot solve the problem with the purchase, you will have to contact Google about it.
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-**(118) What does 'Remove tracking parameters' exactly?**
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-Checking *Remove tracking parameters* will remove all [UTM parameters](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTM_parameters) from a link.
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-**~~(119) Can you add colors to the unified inbox widget?~~**
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-~~The widget is designed to look good on most home/launcher screens by making it monochrome and by using a half transparent background.~~ ~~This way the widget will nicely blend in, while still being properly readable.~~
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-~~Adding colors will cause problems with some backgrounds and will cause readability problems, which is why this won't be added.~~
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-Due to Android limitations it is not possible to dynamically set the opacity of the background and to have rounded corners at the same time.
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-**(120) Why are new message notifications not removed on opening the app?**
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-New message notifications will be removed on swiping notifications away or on marking the associated messages read. Opening the app will not remove new message notifications. This gives you a choice to leave new message notifications as a reminder that there are still unread messages.
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-On Android 7 Nougat and later new message notifications will be [grouped](https://developer.android.com/training/notify-user/group). Tapping on the summary notification will open the unified inbox. The summary notification can be expanded to view individual new message notifications. Tapping on an individual new message notification will open the conversation the message it is part of. See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq70) about when messages in a conversation will be auto expanded and marked read.
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-**(121) How are messages grouped into a conversation?**
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-By default FairEmail groups messages in conversations. This can be turned of in the display settings.
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-FairEmail groups messages based on the standard *Message-ID*, *In-Reply-To* and *References* headers. FairEmail does not group on other criteria, like the subject, because this could result in grouping unrelated messages and would be at the expense of increased battery usage.
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-**~~(122) Why is the recipient name/email address show with a warning color?~~**
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-~~The recipient name and/or email address in the addresses section will be shown in a warning color~~ ~~when the sender domain name and the domain name of the *to* address do not match.~~ ~~Mostly this indicates that the message was received *via* an account with another email address.~~
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-**(123) What will happen when FairEmail cannot connect to an email server?**
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-When FairEmail cannot connect to an email server to receive messages, for example when the internet connection is bad or a firewall or a VPN is blocking the connection, FairEmail will wait 8, 16 and 32 seconds while keeping the device awake (=use battery power) and try again to connect. If this fails, FairEmail will schedule an alarm to retry after 15, 30 and 60 minutes and let the device sleep (=no battery usage).
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-Between connectivity changes there is a wait of 90 seconds to give the email server the opportunity to discover the old connection is broken. This is necessary because the internet connection of a mobile device is often lost abruptly and to prevent the problem described in [this FAQ](#user-content-faq23).
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-Note that [Android doze mode](https://developer.android.com/training/monitoring-device-state/doze-standby) does not allow to wake the device earlier than after 15 minutes.
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-*Force sync* in the three-dots menu of the unified inbox can be used to let FairEmail attempt to reconnect without waiting.
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-Sending messages will be retried on connectivity changes only (reconnecting to the same network or connecting to another network) to prevent the email server from blocking the connection permanently. You can pull down the outbox to retry manually.
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-Note that sending will not be retried in case of authentication problems and when the server rejected the message. In this case you can open/expand the message and use the undo icon to move the message to the drafts folder, possible change it and send it again.
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-**(124) Why do I get 'Message too large or too complex to display'?**
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-The message *Message too large or too complex to display* will be shown if there are more than 100,000 characters or more than 500 links in a message. Reformatting and displaying such messages will take too long. You can try to use the original message view, powered by the browser, instead.
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-**(125) What are the current experimental features?**
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-**(126) Can message previews be sent to my wearable?**
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-FairEmail fetches a message in two steps:
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-1. Fetch message headers
-1. Fetch message text and attachments
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-Directly after the first step new messages will be notified. However, only until after the second step the message text will be available. FairEmail updates exiting notifications with a preview of the message text, but unfortunately wearable notifications cannot be updated.
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-Since there is no guarantee that a message text will always be fetched directly after a message header, it is not possible to guarantee that a new message notification with a preview text will always be sent to a wearable.
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-If you think this is good enough, you can enable the notification option *Only send notifications with a message preview to wearables* and if this does not work, you can try to enable the notification option *Show notifications with a preview text only*.
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-If you want to have the full message text sent to your wearable, you can enable the notification option *Preview all text*. Note that some wearables are known to crash with this option enabled.
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-If you use a Samsung wearable with the Galaxy Wearable (Samsung Gear) app, you might need to enable notifications for FairEmail when the setting *Notifications*, *Apps installed in the future* is turned off in this app.
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-**(127) How can I fix 'Syntactically invalid HELO argument(s)'?**
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-The error *... Syntactically invalid HELO argument(s) ...* means that the SMTP server rejected the local IP address or host name. You can likely fix this error by enabling or disabling the advanced indentity option *Use local IP address instead of host name*.
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-**(128) How can I reset asked questions, for example to show images?**
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-You can reset asked questions via the three dots overflow menu in the miscellaneous settings.
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-**(129) Are ProtonMail, Tutanota supported?**
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-ProtonMail uses a proprietary email protocol and [does not directly support IMAP](https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/imap-smtp-and-pop3-setup/), so you cannot use FairEmail to access ProtonMail.
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-Tutanota uses a proprietary email protocol and [does not support IMAP](https://tutanota.com/faq/#imap), so you cannot use FairEmail to access Tutanota.
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-**(130) What does message error ... mean?**
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-A series of lines with orangish or red texts with technical information means that debug mode was enabled in the miscellaneous settings.
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-The warning *No server found at ...* means that there was no email server registered at the indicated domain name. Replying to the message might not be possible and might result in an error. This could indicate a falsified email address and/or spam.
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-The error *... ParseException ...* means that there is a problem with a received message, likely caused by a bug in the sending software. FairEmail will workaround this is in most cases, so this message can mostly be considered as a warning instead of an error.
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-The error *...SendFailedException...* means that there was a problem while sending a message. The error will almost always include a reason. Common reasons are that the message was too big or that one or more recipient addresses were invalid.
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-The warning *Message too large to fit into the available memory* means that the message was larger than 10 MiB. Even if your device has plenty of storage space Android provides limited working memory to apps, which limits the size of messages that can be handled.
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-Please see [here](#user-content-faq22) for other error messages in the outbox.
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-**(131) Can you change the direction for swiping to previous/next message?**
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-If you read from left to right, swiping to the left will show the next message. Similarly, if you read from right to left, swiping to the right will show the next message.
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-This behavior seems quite natural to me, also because it is similar to turning pages.
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-Anyway, there is a behavior setting to reverse the swipe direction.
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-**(132) Why are new message notifications silent?**
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-Notifications are silent by default on some MIUI versions. Please see [here](http://en.miui.com/thread-3930694-1-1.html) how you can fix this.
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-There is a bug in some Android versions causing [setOnlyAlertOnce](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/Notification.Builder#setOnlyAlertOnce(boolean)) to mute notifications. Since FairEmail shows new message notifications right after fetching the message headers and FairEmail needs to update new message notifications after fetching the message text later, this cannot be fixed or worked around by FairEmail.
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-Android might rate limit the notification sound, which can cause some new message notifications to be silent.
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-**(133) Why is ActiveSync not supported?**
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-The Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync protocol [is patented](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exchange_ActiveSync#Licensing) and can therefore not be supported. For this reason you won't find many, if any, other email clients supporting ActiveSync.
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-The Microsoft Exchange Web Services protocol [is being phased out](https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Exchange-Team-Blog/Upcoming-changes-to-Exchange-Web-Services-EWS-API-for-Office-365/ba-p/608055).
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-Note that the desciption of FairEmail starts with the remark that non-standard protocols, like Microsoft Exchange Web Services and Microsoft ActiveSync are not supported.
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-**(134) Can you add deleting local messages?**
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-*POP3*
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-In the account settings (Setup, step 1, Manage, tap account) you can enable *Leave deleted messages on server*.
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-*IMAP*
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-Since the IMAP protocol is meant to synchronize two ways, deleting a message from the device would result in fetching the message again when synchronizing again.
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-However, FairEmail supports hiding messages, either via the three-dots menu in the action bar just above the message text or by multiple selecting messages in the message list. Basically this is the same as "leave on server" of the POP3 protocol with the advantage that you can show the messages again when needed.
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-Note that it is possible to set the swipe left or right action to hide a message.
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-**(135) Why are trashed messages and drafts shown in conversations?**
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-Individual messages will rarely be trashed and mostly this happens by accident. Showing trashed messages in conversations makes it easier to find them back.
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-You can permanently delete a message using the message three-dots *delete* menu, which will remove the message from the conversation. Note that this irreversible.
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-Similarly, drafts are shown in conversations to find them back in the context where they belong. It is easy to read through the received messages before continuing to write the draft later.
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-**(136) How can I delete an account/identity/folder?**
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-Deleting an account/identity/folder is a little bit hidden to prevent accidents.
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-* Account: Setup > Step 1 > Manage > Tap account
-* Identity: Setup > Step 2 > Manage > Tap identity
-* Folder: Long press the folder in the folder list > Edit properties
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-In the three-dots overflow menu at the top right there is an item to delete the account/identity/folder.
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-**(137) How can I reset 'Don't ask again'?**
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-You can reset all questions set to be not asked again in the miscellaneous settings.
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-**(138) Can you add calendar/contact management/synchronizing?**
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-Calendar and contact management can better be done by a separate, specialized app. Note that FairEmail is a specialized email app, not an office suite.
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-Also, I prefer to do a few things very well, instead of many things only half. Moreover, from a security perspective, it is not a good idea to grant many permissions to a single app.
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-You are advised to use the excellent, open source [DAVx⁵](https://f-droid.org/packages/at.bitfire.davdroid/) app to synchronize/manage your calendars/contacts.
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-Most providers support exporting your contacts. Please [see here](https://support.google.com/contacts/answer/1069522) about how you can import contacts if synchronizing is not possible.
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-Note that FairEmail does support replying to calendar invites (a pro feature) and adding calendar invites to your personal calendar.
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-**(139) How do I fix 'User is authenticated but not connected'?**
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-In fact this Microsoft Exchange specific error is an incorrect error message caused by a bug in older Exchange server software.
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-* Push messages are enabled for too many folders: see [this FAQ](#user-content-faq23) for more information and a workaround
-* The account password was changed: changing it in FairEmail too should fix the problem
-* An alias email address is being used as username instead of the primary email address
-* An incorrect login scheme is being used for a shared mailbox: the right scheme is *username@domain\SharedMailboxAlias*
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-The shared mailbox alias will mostly be the email address of the shared account, like this:
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-Note that it should be a backslash and not a forward slash.
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-**(140) Why does the message text contain strange characters?**
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-Displaying strange characters is almost always caused by specifying no or an invalid character encoding by the sending software. FairEmail will assume [ISO 8859-1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO/IEC_8859-1) when no character set or when [US-ASCII](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII) was specified. Other than that there is no way to reliably determine the correct character encoding automatically, so this cannot be fixed by FairEmail. The right action is to complain to the sender.
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-**(141) How can I fix 'A drafts folder is required to send messages'?**
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-To store draft messages a drafts folder is required. In most cases FairEmail will automatically select the drafts folders on adding an account based on [the attributes](https://www.iana.org/assignments/imap-mailbox-name-attributes/imap-mailbox-name-attributes.xhtml) the email server sends. However, some email servers are not configured properly and do not send these attributes. In this case FairEmail tries to identify the drafts folder by name, but this might fail if the drafts folder has an unusual name or is not present at all.
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-You can fix this problem by manually selecting the drafts folder in the account settings (Setup, step 1, tap account, at the bottom). If there is no drafts folder at all, you can create a drafts folder by tapping on the '+' button in the folder list of the account (tap on the account name in the navigation menu).
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-Some providers, like Gmail, allow enabling/disabling IMAP for individual folders. So, if a folder is not visible, you might need to enable IMAP for the folder.
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-Quick link for Gmail: [https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#settings/labels](https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#settings/labels)
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-**(142) How can I store sent messages in the inbox?**
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-Generally, it is not a good idea to store sent messages in the inbox because this is hard to undo and could be incompatible with other email clients.
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-That said, FairEmail is able to properly handle sent messages in the inbox. FairEmail will mark outgoing messages with a sent messages icon for example.
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-The best solution would be to enable showing the sent folder in the unified inbox by long pressing the sent folder in the folder list and enabling *Show in unified inbox*. This way all messages can stay where they belong, while allowing to see both incoming and outgoing messages at one place.
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-If this is not an option, you can [create a rule](#user-content-faq71) to automatically move sent messages to the inbox or set a default CC/BCC address in the advanced identity settings to send yourself a copy.
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-**~~(143) Can you add a trash folder for POP3 accounts?~~**
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-[POP3](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post_Office_Protocol) is a very limited protocol. Basically only messages can be downloaded and deleted from the inbox. It is not even possible to mark a message read.
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-Since POP3 does not allow access to the trash folder at all, there is no way to restore trashed messages.
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-Note that you can hide messages and search for hidden messages, which is similar to a local trash folder, without suggesting that trashed messages can be restored, while this is actually not possible.
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-Version 1.1082 added a local trash folder. Note that trashing a message will permanently remove it from the server and that trashed messages cannot be restored to the server anymore.
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-**(144) How can I record voice notes?**
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-To record voice notes you can press this icon in the bottom action bar of the message composer:
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-This requires a compatible audio recorder app to be installed. In particular [this common intent](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/provider/MediaStore.Audio.Media.html#RECORD_SOUND_ACTION) needs to be supported.
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-For example [this audio recorder](https://f-droid.org/app/com.github.axet.audiorecorder) is compatible.
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-Voice notes will automatically be attached.
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-**(145) How can I set a notification sound for an account, folder or sender?**
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-* Enable *Separate notifications* in the advanced account settings (Setup, step 1, Manage, tap account, tap Advanced)
-* Long press the account in the account list (Setup, step 1, Manage) and select *Edit notification channel* to change the notification sound
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-* Long press the folder in the folder list and select *Create notification channel*
-* Long press the folder in the folder list and select *Edit notification channel* to change the notification sound
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-* Open a message from the sender and expand it
-* Expand the addresses section by tapping on the down arrow
-* Tap on the bell icon to create or edit a notification channel and to change the notification sound
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-The order of precendence is: sender sound, folder sound, account sound and default sound.
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-Setting a notification sound for an account, folder or sender requires Android 8 Oreo or later and is a pro feature.
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-**(146) How can I fix incorrect message times?**
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-Since the sent date/time is optional and can be manipulated by the sender, FairEmail uses the server received date/time by default.
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-Sometimes the server received date/time is incorrect, mostly because messages were incorrectly imported from another server and sometimes due to a bug in the email server.
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-In these rare cases, it is possible to let FairEmail use either the date/time from the *Date* header (sent time) or from the *Received* header as a workaround. This can be changed in the advanced account settings: Setup, step 1, Manage, tap account, tap Advanced.
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-This will not change the time of already synchronized messages. To solve this, long press the folder(s) in the folder list and select *Delete local messages* and *Synchronize now*.
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-**(147) What should I know about third party versions?**
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-You likely came here because you are using a third party build of FairEmail.
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-There is **only support** on the latest Play store version, the latest GitHub release and the F-Droid build, but **only if** the version number of the F-Droid build is the same as the version number of the latest GitHub release.
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-F-Droid builds irregularly, which can be problematic when there is an important update. Therefore you are advised to switch to the GitHub release.
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-The F-Droid version is built from the same source code, but signed differently. This means that all features are available in the F-Droid version too, except for using the Gmail quick setup wizard because Google approved (and allows) one signature only.
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-Note that you'll need to uninstall the F-Droid build first before you can install a GitHub release because Android refuses to install the same app with a different signature for security reasons.
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-Note that the GitHub version will automatically check for updates. When desired, this can be turned off in the miscellaneous settings.
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-Please [see here](https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/blob/master/README.md#user-content-downloads) for all download options.
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-If you have a problem with the F-Droid build, please check if there is a newer GitHub version first.
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-**(148) How can I use an Apple iCloud account?**
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-There is a built-in profile for Apple iCloud, but if needed you can find the right settings [here](https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202304).
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-When using two-factor authentication you might need to use an [app-specific password](https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204397).
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-**(149) How does the unread message count widget work?**
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-The unread message count widget shows the number of unread messages either for all accounts or for a selected account, but only for the folders for which new message notifications are enabled.
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-Tapping on the notification will synchronize all folders for which synchronization is enabled and will open:
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-* the start screen when all accounts were selected
-* a folder list when a specific account was selected and when new message notifications are enabled for multiple folders
-* a list of messages when a specific account was selected and when new message notifications are enabled for one folder
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-**(150) Can you add cancelling calendar invites?**
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-Cancelling calendar invites (removing calendar events) requires write calendar permission, which will result in effectively granting permission to read and write *all* calendar events of *all* calendars.
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-Given the goal of FairEmail, privacy and security, and given that it is easy to remove a calendar event manually, it is not a good idea to request this permission for just this reason.
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-Inserting new calendar events can be done without permissions with special [intents](https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/calendar-provider.html#intents). Unfortunately, there exists no intent to delete existing calendar events.
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-**(151) Can you add backup/restore of messages?**
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-An email client is meant to read and write messages, not to backup and restore messages. Note that breaking or losing your device, means losing your messages!
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-Instead, the email provider/server is responsible for backups.
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-If you want to make a backup yourself, you could use a tool like [imapsync](https://imapsync.lamiral.info/).
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-If you want to import an mbox file to an existing email account, you can use Thunderbird on a desktop computer and the [ImportExportTools](https://addons.thunderbird.net/nl/thunderbird/addon/importexporttools/) add-on.
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-**(152) How can I insert a contact group?**
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-You can insert the email addresses of all contacts in a contact group via the three dots menu of the message composer.
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-You can define contact groups with the Android contacts app, please see [here](https://support.google.com/contacts/answer/30970) for instructions.
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-**(153) Why does permanently deleting Gmail message not work?**
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-You might need to change [the Gmail IMAP settings](https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#settings/fwdandpop) on a desktop browser to make it work:
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-* When I mark a message in IMAP as deleted: Auto-Expunge off - Wait for the client to update the server.
-* When a message is marked as deleted and expunged from the last visible IMAP folder: Immediately delete the message forever
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-Note that archived messages can be deleted only by moving them to the trash folder first.
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-Some background: Gmail seems to have an additional message view for IMAP, which can be different from the main message view.
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-~~Besides that a [favicon](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Favicon) might be shared by many email addresses with the same domain name~~ ~~and therefore is not directly related to an email address, favicons can be used to track you.~~
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-**(155) What is a winmail.dat file?**
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-A *winmail.dat* file is sent by an incorrectly configured Outlook client. It is a Microsoft specific file format ([TNEF](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Neutral_Encapsulation_Format)) containing a message and possibly attachments.
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-You can find some more information about this file [here](https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/what-winmaildat-attachment).
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-You can view it with for example the Android app [Letter Opener](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.letteropener).
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-**(156) How can I set up an Office 365 account?**
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-An Office 365 account can be set up via the quick setup wizard and selecting *Office 365 (OAuth)*.
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-If the wizard ends with *AUTHENTICATE failed*, IMAP and/or SMTP might be disabled for the account. In this case you should ask the administrator to enable IMAP and SMTP. The procedure is documented [here](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-in/exchange/troubleshoot/configure-mailboxes/pop3-imap-owa-activesync-office-365).
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-**(157) How can I set up an Free.fr account?**
-
-Veuillez [voir ici](https://free.fr/assistance/597.html) pour les instructions.
-
-**SMTP est désactivé par défaut**, veuillez [voir ici](https://free.fr/assistance/2406.html) comment il peut être activé.
-
-Veuillez [voir ici](http://jc.etiemble.free.fr/abc/index.php/trucs-astuces/configurer-smtp-free-fr) pour un guide détaillé.
-
-
-
-
-**(158) Which camera / audio recorder do you recommend?**
-
-To take photos and to record audio a camera and an audio recorder app are needed. The following apps are open source cameras and audio recorders:
-
-* [Open Camera](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.sourceforge.opencamera) ([F-Droid](https://f-droid.org/en/packages/net.sourceforge.opencamera/))
-* [Audio Recorder](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.axet.audiorecorder) ([F-Droid](https://f-droid.org/packages/com.github.axet.audiorecorder/))
-
-To record voice notes, etc, the audio recorder needs to support [MediaStore.Audio.Media.RECORD_SOUND_ACTION](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/provider/MediaStore.Audio.Media#RECORD_SOUND_ACTION). Oddly, most audio recorders seem not to support this standard Android action.
-
-
-
-
-**(159) What are Disconnect's tracker protection lists?**
-
-Please see [here](https://disconnect.me/trackerprotection) for more information about Disconnect's tracker protection lists.
-
-After downloading the lists in the privacy settings, the lists can optionally be used:
-
-* to warn about tracking links on opening links
-* to recognize tracking images in messages
-
-Tracking images will be disabled only if the corresponding main 'disable' option is enabled.
-
-Tracking images will not be recognized when the domain is classified as '*Content*', see [here](https://disconnect.me/trackerprotection#trackers-we-dont-block) for more information.
-
-This command can be sent to FairEmail from an automation app to update the protection lists:
-
-```
-(adb shell) am startservice -a eu.faircode.email.DISCONNECT.ME
-```
-
-Updating once a week will probably be sufficient, please see [here](https://github.com/disconnectme/disconnect-tracking-protection/commits/master) for recent lists changes.
-
-
-
-## Hilfe
-
-Only the latest Play store version and latest GitHub release are supported. This also means that downgrading is not supported.
-
-Requested features should:
-
-* be useful to most people
-* not complicate the usage of FairEmail
-* fit within the philosophy of FairEmail (privacy oriented, security minded)
-* comply with common standards (IMAP, SMTP, etc)
-
-Features not fulfilling these requirements will likely be rejected. This is also to keep maintenance and support in the long run feasible.
-
-If you have a question, want to request a feature or report a bug, please use [this form](https://contact.faircode.eu/?product=fairemailsupport).
-
-GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-de-rDE.md b/docs/FAQ-de-rDE.md
index d36ddc2e60..bc0755e184 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-de-rDE.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-de-rDE.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. Also z. B. den Posteingang, den Spam-Ordner, einen „Marketing”-Ordner, usw. usv.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Support erhalten
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-de-rLI.md b/docs/FAQ-de-rLI.md
index d36ddc2e60..bc0755e184 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-de-rLI.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-de-rLI.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. Also z. B. den Posteingang, den Spam-Ordner, einen „Marketing”-Ordner, usw. usv.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Support erhalten
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-el-rGR.md b/docs/FAQ-el-rGR.md
index de59c6637a..b759dcd092 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-el-rGR.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-el-rGR.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-en-rGB.md b/docs/FAQ-en-rGB.md
index fd3d1597d9..03fbab91a2 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-en-rGB.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-en-rGB.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-es-rES.md b/docs/FAQ-es-rES.md
index 3bd36a8ebf..6f9d4e0368 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-es-rES.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-es-rES.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-eu-rES.md b/docs/FAQ-eu-rES.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-eu-rES.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-eu-rES.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-fa-rIR.md b/docs/FAQ-fa-rIR.md
index e2034d81f1..50a2de4ce3 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-fa-rIR.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-fa-rIR.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-fi-rFI.md b/docs/FAQ-fi-rFI.md
index a5dd149b7c..c00623f889 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-fi-rFI.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-fi-rFI.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-fr-rCA.md b/docs/FAQ-fr-rCA.md
index f9a0c73df6..a5d1ed0bb7 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-fr-rCA.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-fr-rCA.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Obtenir de l'aide
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-fr-rFR.md b/docs/FAQ-fr-rFR.md
index f9aa7392dd..e93d581f64 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-fr-rFR.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-fr-rFR.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Obtenir de l'aide
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-fy-rNL.md b/docs/FAQ-fy-rNL.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-fy-rNL.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-fy-rNL.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-gl-rES.md b/docs/FAQ-gl-rES.md
index 25f58549a1..882883df4c 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-gl-rES.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-gl-rES.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-hi-rIN.md b/docs/FAQ-hi-rIN.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-hi-rIN.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-hi-rIN.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-hr-rHR.md b/docs/FAQ-hr-rHR.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-hr-rHR.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-hr-rHR.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-hu-rHU.md b/docs/FAQ-hu-rHU.md
index b1d3d163f0..974a148c5a 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-hu-rHU.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-hu-rHU.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*Ez egy kísérleti funkció!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-in-rID.md b/docs/FAQ-in-rID.md
index 8ff09c262a..6441b3600a 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-in-rID.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-in-rID.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-it-rIT.md b/docs/FAQ-it-rIT.md
index 679b4d9196..3a5498d9f7 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-it-rIT.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-it-rIT.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ Il supporto di IMAP NOTIFY significa che le notifiche per i messaggi aggiunti, m
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). Nel contesto di FairEmail, una cartella è una classe. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). Nel contesto di FairEmail, una cartella è una classe. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
Puoi abilitare la classificazione dei messaggi nelle impostazioni miste. Questo abiliterà la modalità di solo apprendimento.
Ogni cartella ha un'opzione per abilitare la classificazione automatica dei messaggi. Quando è attivato, i nuovi messaggi in altre cartelle che il classificatore pensa appartengano a quella cartella saranno spostati automaticamente.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Ricevi supporto
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-iw-rIL.md b/docs/FAQ-iw-rIL.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-iw-rIL.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-iw-rIL.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-ja-rJP.md b/docs/FAQ-ja-rJP.md
index fce9c2f2c6..0051bd018b 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-ja-rJP.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-ja-rJP.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-ka-rGE.md b/docs/FAQ-ka-rGE.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-ka-rGE.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-ka-rGE.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-kk-rKZ.md b/docs/FAQ-kk-rKZ.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-kk-rKZ.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-kk-rKZ.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-ko-rKR.md b/docs/FAQ-ko-rKR.md
index 866dc7cdf7..fc517b3924 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-ko-rKR.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-ko-rKR.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-lt-rLT.md b/docs/FAQ-lt-rLT.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-lt-rLT.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-lt-rLT.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-nl-rNL.md b/docs/FAQ-nl-rNL.md
index 73001b1ecf..0f621ef0cf 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-nl-rNL.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-nl-rNL.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-nn-rNO.md b/docs/FAQ-nn-rNO.md
index ade693a98c..011f962f3d 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-nn-rNO.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-nn-rNO.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-no-rNO.md b/docs/FAQ-no-rNO.md
index ade693a98c..011f962f3d 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-no-rNO.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-no-rNO.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-pl-rPL.md b/docs/FAQ-pl-rPL.md
index 24d4d27e61..3c502e2800 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-pl-rPL.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-pl-rPL.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Wsparcie
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-pt-rBR.md b/docs/FAQ-pt-rBR.md
index c7ce8295f9..59156411bc 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-pt-rBR.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-pt-rBR.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-pt-rPT.md b/docs/FAQ-pt-rPT.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-pt-rPT.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-pt-rPT.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-ro-rRO.md b/docs/FAQ-ro-rRO.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-ro-rRO.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-ro-rRO.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-ru-rRU.md b/docs/FAQ-ru-rRU.md
index 376550dcac..608d5750b8 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-ru-rRU.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-ru-rRU.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-si-rLK.md b/docs/FAQ-si-rLK.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-si-rLK.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-si-rLK.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-sk-rSK.md b/docs/FAQ-sk-rSK.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-sk-rSK.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-sk-rSK.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-sl-rSI.md b/docs/FAQ-sl-rSI.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-sl-rSI.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-sl-rSI.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-sr-rSP.md b/docs/FAQ-sr-rSP.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-sr-rSP.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-sr-rSP.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-sv-rSE.md b/docs/FAQ-sv-rSE.md
index 0976c78e71..811eda895e 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-sv-rSE.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-sv-rSE.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-ta-rIN.md b/docs/FAQ-ta-rIN.md
index a94a9bfcb1..1a37fe7662 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-ta-rIN.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-ta-rIN.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-tr-rTR.md b/docs/FAQ-tr-rTR.md
index 4e8f307b7e..5a374eee13 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-tr-rTR.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-tr-rTR.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-uk-rUA.md b/docs/FAQ-uk-rUA.md
index 08e74701a0..28c150cc95 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-uk-rUA.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-uk-rUA.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-vi-rVN.md b/docs/FAQ-vi-rVN.md
index d7b7dbc1a9..d59b1c76e2 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-vi-rVN.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-vi-rVN.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-zh-rCN.md b/docs/FAQ-zh-rCN.md
index fcc2771a47..bf69c8c99f 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-zh-rCN.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-zh-rCN.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/docs/FAQ-zh-rTW.md b/docs/FAQ-zh-rTW.md
index 28ff390465..4f02101adf 100644
--- a/docs/FAQ-zh-rTW.md
+++ b/docs/FAQ-zh-rTW.md
@@ -2826,21 +2826,21 @@ IMAP NOTIFY support means that notifications for added, changed or deleted messa
*This is an experimental feature!*
-Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics) (basically word counts). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
+Message classification will attempt to automatically group emails into classes, based on their contents, using [Bayesian statistics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_statistics). In the context of FairEmail, a folder is a class. So, for example, the inbox, the spam folder, a 'marketing' folder, etc, etc.
You can enable message classification in the miscellaneous settings. This will enable learning mode only.
Each folder has an option to enable automatic message classification. When this is turned on, new messages in other folders which the classifier thinks belong to that folder will be automatically moved.
-The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
+The option *Use local spam filter* turns on message classification and auto classification for the spam folder. Please understand that this is not a replacement for the spam filter of the email server and can result in false positives. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
-A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder.
+A practical example: suppose there is a folder 'marketing' and auto message classification is enabled for this folder. Each time you move a message into this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages belong in this folder. Each time you move a message out of this folder you'll train FairEmail that similar messages do not belong in this folder. After moving some messages into the folder, FairEmail will start to move messages automatically into this folder. This will work best with similar messages.
Classification should be considered as a best guess - it might be a wrong guess, or the classifier might not be confident enough to make any guess. If the classifier is unsure, it will simply leave an email where it is.
Classification will be done for new messages in the inbox, spam folder and user folders only. You can clear local messages (long press a folder in the folder list of an account) and synchronize the messages again to classify existing messages.
-Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message from another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
+Moving a message on the device will reclassify the message. Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification because IMAP does not support 'moved' notifications.
To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again, auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
@@ -2848,8 +2848,6 @@ Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will ine
You can delete all classification data by turning classification three times off.
-Automatic message classification is a pro feature, except for the spam folder.
-
## Get support
@@ -2877,4 +2875,4 @@ GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
-Copyright © 2018-2020 Marcel Bokhorst.
+Copyright © 2018-2021 Marcel Bokhorst.
diff --git a/oauth/index.html b/oauth/index.html
index 9299727215..ca79b4d3bc 100644
--- a/oauth/index.html
+++ b/oauth/index.html
@@ -36,6 +36,6 @@
What is OAuth?
Privacy policy
- Copyright © 2018–2020 by Marcel Bokhorst (M66B)
+ Copyright © 2018–2021 by Marcel Bokhorst (M66B)