The devil will be in the details, I realise that.
Really, this is not a new idea. It doesn't work. Please go back and read
the archives from a decade ago when all of these ideas were considered and
rejected.
R's,
John
PS:
* Asking users to manage their own security settings doesn't work.
See prior discussion of MUA highlighting and browser warnings.
Maybe. They do manage their spam folders, and this may piggyback on that.
Very, very badly. People at large webmail providers tell me that users
retrieve phishes out of their spam folders all the time and complain when
it doesn't let them click on the links.
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