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Microsoft Outlook

How to block a specific sender

To block a specific sender address, click on Block Sender under the Junk button on the Message tab of an email.

How to block a specific character set

On the Home tab, click on Junk E-mail Options... under the Junk button.

Click on Block Encodings List... on the International tab.

Select the encoding lists you want to block and click OK.

 

How to never block RIT emails

These instructions will result in any email sent from @rit.edu, @g.rit.edu, or @saunders.rit.edu never being blocked. This includes any spam or phishing attempts where the sender address was using an RIT email address. You should still continue to use caution when reviewing these emails.

On the Home tab, click on Junk E-mail Options... under the Junk button.

Use the Add button to add the three RIT domains:

  • @g.rit.edu (sometimes used by students)
  • @rit.edu
  • @saunders.rit.edu

How to review your block senders list

Start by clicking on Junk E-mail Options... under the Junk button on the Home ribbon.

Click on the Blocked Senders tab.  From here you can review, edit, remove or add email addresses you wish to block.

Mozilla Thunderbird

 

How to block a specific sender

Open an e-mail that you want to block the sender of.

Click on the menu button at the top right corner indicated by the 3 lines.

Then go to Message -> Create Filter From Message...

 

The sender of the e-mail should automatically appear in the area shown within the red box.

Also, you can choose to have the e-mail moved to the Junk folder or be deleted under the actions settings.

Blocking of character sets

Thunderbird has no option option to block specific character sets, however it does have adaptive junk mail settings which detects junk e-mail.

Under account settings, make sure to have Adaptive Junk Mail Controls enabled. 

 

Once checked, Thunderbird will learn what e-mails are considered as junk by watching what e-mails you mark as junk.

 

 

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