Mark a sender as safe
Stop a real sender from landing in your junk folder again.
Your provider guesses which mail you want. Marking a sender safe replaces the guess with an instruction.
It covers that one address and nothing else. Every other message is still checked exactly as before.
Key points
- Marking a sender safe delivers that one address to your inbox
- It changes nothing about how the rest of your mail is checked
What to remember
- A safe sender rule is fixed to an address, not a name.
- Safe sender means one address, not one name.
Try this
Open your Junk folder, find a real message, and mark that sender safe. It saves the hunt next month.
Practice: Mark a sender as safe. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.