How do i block senders on ipad mail

How do i block senders or set up blocking rules on ipad mail?

Traininvain wrote:
I would have to agree with just saying bye to the apple mail app all together. I want to be able to control it all from one spot. I'm checking email and if I get a virus email I want to just hit block and move on not have to go sign in someone where else every time I want to block someone.
If your email provider has decent spam filters, you should never see that stuff on your iPad. I use Gmail. I probably get around 50-70 spam emails a day. Maybe one a week turns up on my iPad or my iPhone. Again, if your email provider is providing you with proper spam filtering, you should rarely have to manually mark anything as spam. If I were you, I'd definitely check with my provider.
And, just so that you're aware, there are currently no know viruses that can infect an unjailbroken iOS device.
Best of luck.

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1. create a file /etc/postfix/bad_senders
2. edit the file and add the following:
[email protected] REJECT
3. save and issue:
sudo postmap /etc/postfix/bad_senders
4. edit /etc/postfix/main.cf and add
checksenderaccess hash:/etc/postfix/bad_senders
to:
smtpdsenderrestrictions
5. issue:
sudo postfix reload
See here for more info: http://www.postfix.org/spam.html
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Question: Junk Mail: How to extract groups of emails to add to blocked senders.

Hi Ernie
I need to find a way to extract lists of emails from Junk mail folder and add them en masse to blocked senders, without having to add them to my blocked senders one by one.
I have had the same email address for too long to change it, but I receive huge amounts of junk mail. I have so far barred nearly 2000 senders and have 1100 sitting in my junk folder form the last week. I barred them one by one, using RULES function...I simply cannot keep doing this.
I have MacBook Pro running Mavericks, plus iPad plus iPhone 5.
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