What Does MailOnce Do With Suspicious Message Content?
See how MailOnce can keep suspicious content from turning into an automatic action.
Quick answer
MailOnce can take a more cautious path for suspicious content by keeping direct actions constrained, preserving the full message for inspection and avoiding automatic remote-image loading where appropriate.
Safety should reduce automatic behavior
The goal is not to declare a message safe or unsafe with certainty, but to avoid turning suspicious content into an effortless click or silent external request.
A temporary inbox changes how long you keep the address, not the basic rules for trusting a message. Sender, destination, timing and the action you actually initiated still matter.
Use several clues instead of trusting one familiar detail
A logo, brand name or polished layout is weak evidence on its own. Timing, sender identity, wording, destination and whether the requested action matches something you initiated are more useful when deciding whether to continue.
What MailOnce can and cannot decide for you
MailOnce should make suspicious content easier to inspect and harder to trigger accidentally.
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