> if we manually have to double-check hundreds of spams each day, what is the point of the filter?
It's faster to scan a list of subject lines and senders than to look at the contents of an email, which is faster than actually deleting it. So verifying that the spam filter sorted your emails correctly is faster than sorting every message yourself.
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> if we manually have to double-check hundreds of spams each day, what is the point of the filter?
It's faster to scan a list of subject lines and senders than to look at the contents of an email, which is faster than actually deleting it. So verifying that the spam filter sorted your emails correctly is faster than sorting every message yourself.