On Sun 12/Nov/2023 09:26:32 +0100 Richard Clayton wrote:
In message <[email protected]>, Neil
Anuskiewicz <[email protected]> writes
I have a feeling the die is cast for failure reports from MBPs. I’m
curious to learn if they sent legit failures, which has scared off
the major MBPs except for Yahoo.
AIUI, Yahoo only sends failure reports when there is a formal agreement
in place (which addresses data protection and privacy issues).
That would depend on how the MBP's end-user agreement is worded. End users are
what the GDPR calls /data subject/s, the ones who should give consent to treat
their PII. The agreement should spell out if user's data can be disclosed just
to MBP's partners or to mail operators at large. (IANAL.)
Yahoo also operates an FBL (for which you need to apply)... DKIM passes
are required for this data to be sent.
Same issue. The Original-Rcpt-To: field contains the email address of the
complainant, which is PII (not known to the sender in case of forwarding.)
Best
Ale
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