On Wed, 2015-05-20 at 21:04 -0400, Sam Varshavchik wrote: > > > Yeah, and you shouldn't even mention these TLDs in your email, apparently. > > > Otherwise, Google thinks your account has been hacked, and you just sent a > > > phishing email; so it gets displayed with a red banner warning. > > > > Oh yeah? No surprise there. Sam, have you seen this personally? Or can > > you cite a news article or some other source about this? > > Oh, certainly I've seen this personally. With your very own email, actually, > which Google warned me, using the aforementioned red banner, that it > "might've" come from a compromised account. None of your other emails in > this thread were tagged the same way, in my GMail account. > > There was absolutely no other reason, other than the content, since the > headers, everything, et. al. were the same as the other 3-4 messages you > sent around the same time. Only the content of the email was different, and > that tripped something in the Googlebrain.
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