Mailing lists detection - Spam Reader supports automatic recognition of newsletters and different mailing lists in order to prevent accidental filtering these messages as spam. This option prevents chaotic movement of spam messages between Spam folder and destination folder for some Outlook Rule in case the spam messages match up with this Rule.
This algorithm allows the user to set the order of executing Outlook Rules and Spam Reader. Also, Spam Reader automatically updates White List adding the information about the recipients of outgoing messages.Ĭoordinated interaction with Outlook Rules - Spam Reader features a special algorithm for interaction with Microsoft Outlook Rules. The list is automatically created on the first program execution by scanning a user's address book and all saved sent messages. White List may include names, addresses or entire domains. This technique guarantees that the messages from user's regular correspondents will not be blocked as spam even if their contents look like spam. White List - To make filtering safer, Spam Reader uses a technique called "White List". This technology makes anti-spam protection more reliable and accurate for a particular user and provides most effective protection against spammers who permanently changes tactics for spam attacks. The results of the analysis are used to correct the database used for spam detection. Self-Training - Apart from regular web-updates Spam Reader increases blocking accuracy by analyzing a user's personal mailbox. The Bayesian algorithm uses the database, which is the result of statistical analysis of more than 20,000 spam messages. This approach to blocking junk mail is one of the most natural and thus precise and reliable.
This probability is used to decide whether a whole message is spam or not. Implemented spam blocker is based on a Bayesian algorithm that determines the probability for a particular word or phrase to be in a spam message. Spam Reader can be used with all mail accounts supported by Outlook: POP3, IMAP, HTTP and Exchange.
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