Type as the criteria for the rule in the blank below the pull down menu where you just selected “contains”. In the pull-down menu that appears when you expand the “From” section, select “contains” as the rule for the ScienceBod filter you are creating. Next, expand the selection for “From” by clicking on the “greater than”, or sideways “carrot” symbol next to “From”. To add the new rule for ScienceBod, begin by typing “ScienceBod,com” (or whatever you want to name this rule – it’s up to you) in the blank for “Filter name”. There are a few steps to follow so there is a picture below with all of the places that require input from you highlighted in pink. Gmail – Yahoo! Mail – AOL Mail – Outlook Web App – Office 365 Outlook – Apple iOS – AndroidĪfter clicking “Add new filters”, the “Edit Filter” menu will appear that will allow you to add a new “rule” to your email filters so that emails from ScienceBod will appear in your Yahoo! Mail inbox. Whitelisting ensures that the emails you want to see end up on the “nice” list instead of on the “naughty” list.Ĭlick on the links below to learn how to add ScienceBod to your email whitelist. When you whitelist an email, you are telling your email provider that emails from a particular sender or a particular domain are emails that you want to receive in your primary inbox so that you do not miss them. That is a good thing! However, sometimes the spam and junk filters misidentify an email you would like to receive as a suspicious email and send it to the spam or junk folder where you may never see it.
Spam and junk filters from the various email providers can be very zealous in ensuring that we do not receive emails from scammers, phishers, fraudsters, and desperate marketers. Whitelisting emails is a way of ensuring that you receive legitimate emails from senders you want to receive email from.
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