Applying that fix has worked for me for quite some time. Doing that, using
the "desktop" interface, makes it work for all my devices. No additional
filters or settings were necessary.

Good Birding
Kevin Lucas
Selah, WA

listing.aba.org/ethics/

On Wed, Jan 24, 2018 at 6:36 PM, Mark Ahlness <mahlness at gmail.com> wrote:


> Nothing birdy here - this is just for those Gmail users like me, who have

> found all Tweeters posts from Yahoo email users in their Spam account.

>

> I had tried unsuccessfully to fix this before, but after Blair B wrote

> about it, I decided to take another whack at the problem.

>

> Here's how to fix it, at least from a desktop - phone interface/options

> are different...

>

> In Gmail...

> 1. In your Spam folder, find a Tweeters post and select/highlight it

> 2. Click on the down arrow by "More"

> 3. Choose "Filter messages like these"

> 4. In the field marked "Has the words", erase what's in there, and write

> *Tweeters* - do not fill in any other fields

> 5. In bottom rt. corner, click on "Create filter with this search"

> 6. In the next pop-up, check only the box that says "Never send it to Spam"

> 7. Click on "Create filter"

>

> When Tweeters posts from Yahoo email users finally start arriving in your

> Inbox (yay!), they will come with a warning about Yahoo failing "required

> tests for authentication" - whatever...

>

> Good luck - Mark

>

> Mark Ahlness

> mahlness at gmail.com

> Seattle, WA

>

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