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--- en:how_to_use_the_blacklist [2022/03/31 10:57] – [How an address enters the blacklist] bk
+++ en:how_to_use_the_blacklist [2025/04/25 16:05] (current) – [Removing email addresses from the blacklist] fw
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-====== How an address enters the blacklist? ======
+====== How does an address enter the blacklist? ======
-Under //Addresses > Lists > Mail blacklist// e-mail addresses can be put on the current client’s blacklist (optionally including all sub clients). Use the orange button on the bottom right. Addresses on the blacklist will not receive any mailings from this client anymore
+Under //Addresses > Lists > Mail blacklist// email addresses can be put on the current client’s blacklist (optionally including all sub-clients). Use the orange button on the bottom right. Addresses on the blacklist will not receive any mailings from this client anymore.
-======  Adding email addresses to the blacklist ======
+{{:en:addresses_lists_blacklist_manual.png?nolink&300|}}
-Any email address which is to be placed on the blacklist can be entered in the form field. If you place a tick at //Also insert into all sub clients//, the address will also be added to the blacklist(s) of the sub-client(s).
+=====  Adding email addresses to the blacklist =====
-{{:en:addresses_lists_blacklist_manual.png?nolink&300|}}
+Any email address that is to be inserted into the blacklist can be entered in the form field. If you place a tick at //Also insert into all sub clients//, the address will also be added to the blacklist(s) of the sub-client(s).
-==== Research email addresses in the blacklist ====
+{{:en:addresses_lists_blacklist_manual_1.png?nolink&500|}}
-To see if an address is already in the blacklist there is a search function.
+===== Research email addresses in the blacklist =====
-After your entry a list of all matches in the blacklist is shown. By clicking on one of the addresses, you will see a listing of all sub clients (if existing) containing this address in their blacklist, as well as a history of removed blacklist entries.
+To see if an address is already in the blacklist, there is a search function.  {{:de:button_search.png?nolink&30|}}
+{{:en:addresses_lists_blacklist_research.png?nolink&500|}}
-{{:en:addresses_lists_blacklist_manual_1.png?nolink&500|}}
+After your entry, a list of all matches in the blacklist is shown. By clicking on one of the addresses, you will see a listing of all sub-clients (if existing) containing this address in their blacklist, as well as a history of removed blacklist entries.
-==== Research email addresses in the blacklist ====
+===== Removing email addresses from the blacklist =====
-To see if an address is already in the blacklist there is a search function.  {{:de:button_search.png?nolink&30|}} \\ {{:en:addresses_lists_blacklist_research.png?nolink&500|}}\\ After your entry a list of all matches in the blacklist is shown. By clicking on one of the addresses, you will see a listing of all sub clients (if existing) containing this address in their blacklist, as well as a history of removed blacklist entries.
+In the listing of found addresses, you can remove an email address from the blacklist using the delete button. Please note the reason why the address should be removed from the blacklist.
-==== Removing email addresses from the blacklist ====
-In the listing of found addresses you can remove an e-mail address from the blacklist using the delete button. Please note the reason why the address should be removed from the blacklist.\\
 {{:en:addresses_lists_blacklist_delete.png?nolink&700|}}
-\\ Another possibility of deletion is to click on the e-mail address and then on the Recycle Bin. {{:de:button_delete.png?nolink&20|}}
+Another possibility of deletion is to click on the email address and then on the Recycle Bin. {{:de:button_delete.png?nolink&20|}}
-<WRAP round info 80%>When deleting you always have to specify the reason for removal. For example, a current retraction of an unsubscription can be noted.</WRAP>
-When removing a blacklist entry which was added because of a hardbounce, the hardbounce flag also gets removed. This means mailings can now be sent to this address again.
-Removed blacklist entries will also be shown is a list when searching for them (and at the bottom of the //Mail blacklist// page there is a special list of all removed blacklist entries). Again, a reason for the removal from the blacklist is mandatory, and this reason can be read in the listing.
+When deleting, you always have to specify the reason for removal. For example, a current retraction of an unsubscription can be noted.
-<WRAP round tip 80%>
+Removed blacklist entries will also be shown in a list when searching for them (and at the bottom of the //Mail blacklist// page, there is a special list of all removed blacklist entries). Again, a reason for the removal from the blacklist is mandatory, and this reason can be read in the listing.
-The option to delete blacklist entries is not included in the promio.connect standard set-up and has to be activated separately.
-</WRAP>
+<WRAP round info 80%>Deleting a blacklist entry does not automatically result in the address receiving mails again. Check whether an opt-in exists. Only if the address has given an opt-in within the last few months will this be automatically restored when deleting the entry.</WRAP>
-{{tag>Blacklist Addresses Negative remove insert}}
+{{tag>blacklist addresses unsubscribes unsubscribers }}

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