What exactly will happen to the emails I receive?

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If DMARC checks fail, the email will be placed in your spam folder. We currently do not reject emails that fail DMARC if the sending domain's policy is rejected. This is to compensate for possible implementation errors (on the sender's side).
This will change once we have enough senders without DMARC failures due to implementation errors.

What if I add a sender's address to my "white list"?
Email that has not passed DMARC from the whitelisted sender address argentina whatsapp number data 5 million will arrive in your inbox. Please be aware of the potential risk of receiving malicious emails that have not passed DMARC directly to your inbox .

Mailfence DMARC Policy
Mailfence has defined its own DMARC policy as “quarantine”. This implies that if DMARC checks fail, the email servers on the recipient side should put the email into the recipient’s spam folder. This reduces phishing, spoofing and other phishing attacks. Similarly, it also contributes to maintaining the reputation of our domain name.



We could have set the policy to simply “Reject”. However, this could negatively impact the delivery of legitimate emails. For example, a message could fail DMARC if it is sent to a mailing list that forwards the message to all participants. This could change in the future, with the adoption of DMARC and DKIM support, along with ARC .

We also encourage custom domain owners to define the DMARC policy for their domains.