Gmail Implements Stricter Anti-Spam Measures to Enhance User Security and Reduce Bulk Email Spam

Gmail is implementing new rules for bulk senders to combat spam and improve email security. Starting in February 2024, bulk email senders will need to authenticate their emails, provide one-click unsubscribe links, and stay below a spam-report threshold. Google and Yahoo are both enforcing similar anti-spam measures. The goal is to reduce spam, make it easier for users to unsubscribe from bulk senders, and close email security loopholes exploited by cybercriminals. These measures are aimed at enhancing user experience and security. The stricter requirements will apply to anyone sending more than 5,000 messages to Gmail accounts daily. The new rules are expected to result in a safer and less spam-filled inbox for Gmail users.