> On Thu, Jun 04, 2026 at 09:59:18AM +0200, Romain via mailop wrote:
> > It's expected as he replied to you + the list.
>
> Please look carefully what I wrote. I received *two* copies of the email
> directly from him and one from the list. That I do not expect.
Many of our users have been asking us about duplicates, and so far
all of the instances we've looked into came from Google's servers
(while not exclusively from GMail.com accounts).
DKIM signatures (and also ARC signatures) are different with each
message (which just means it's being signed later in the process).
Some users have told us that years-old eMails from people on GMail
have been recently to them today, although in most of those cases the
sending was not duplicated.
Have you (or anyone else here) noticed this pattern too?
I do hope that Google gets the problem resolved soon. :)
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