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I used the old-type iron twist serving to prepare a hole in the wood plate for screwing-in the screw. I think this is the best solution!

I used the old-type iron twist serving to prepare a hole in the wood plate for screwing-in the screw. I think this is the best solution!

Yes, I just had a look into the SPAM filtering options of my ISP server: it is made to filter undesired messages via several criteria to be filled-in in a large form with many options, per EACH mail wanted to be filtered! This is good if one gets few SPAMS , and often originated from the same...

Hi Joe, thanks for the clarification. On the PC I am using the Outlook 2010 Mail client. And it perfectly filters the SPAM sending it to the Junk email folder automatically when I open the application (providing I declared the mail address as SPAM previously). On Android smartphone I am using...

Joe, Thanks for the suggestion. I am often away from my PC so wanted to manage my spams via the email application. But I do not understand why this app, which is using the same IMAP account as the Outlook on my PC, is not capable to make filtering identical to what my PC app is capable? I think...

Already April 2017 and no answer when Android developers will or not increase the capacity of spam blocked addresses beyond too low 200 ! A 2k would be much more realistic figure. Proposal to use PC Outlook to manage it is not a solution as there are manu smartphone users that do not have nor...

I am using the IMAP account @free.fr and the email app I am using is the standard email app embedded in my Galaxy Note 4 phone. I blocked 200 email addresses sending SPAMs and still have the new ones coming in and SPAM filter says the list of 200 allowed is full.

OKI, but how to increase the blocked list beyond 200 after it gets full? I am gettein many SPAMS and this list is full and doesn't accept more addresses!

I am receiving many SPAMs and my SPAM filter is full. How to get more filter capacity over 200? If I delete existing to add new, then the previously blocked will re-appear soon!

My Note II battery lasted only 16 hours with phone sitting on the table after 4.3 update. Battery was drained by Google Services (35% battery drain). I killed this application and battery lifr went back to normal. Only Google Play Service remained and it drained only 3% of battery current! So...