Google has managed pretty well in the work to keep your inbox clean from spam. So good that bulk mail occasionally flagged as spam, which meant that mass mailings of newsletters, receipts and tickets are sometimes wrong place. So a track in the trash bin has nevertheless been necessary from time to time, writes IDG News.
Bulk mail can be a nuisance, but it is, after all, companies and organizations that make mass mailings that are actually relevant. And for them the small mesh has become a problem. 
Now, Google has developed a new toolkit to help them reach all the way to your inbox. Postmaster Tool is designed especially for administrators of mailing and provides information such delivery failure and spam reports.
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While trying to Google also customize consumers’ spam filters. For although it is already possible to label emails as spam, it is junk to one person is not always there for someone else.
“While your neighbor loves newsletter that comes once a week, maybe you hate them. With advances in machine learning spam filter can now reflect the individual preferences, “writes product manager Sri Harsha Somanchi in a blog post.
Companies spam filter using now something called “artificial neural network”. Which easily summed are self-taught algorithms that weeds out emails that are similar to the real letters, or faked sender from the real.
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