On Mon, Feb 5, 2024 at 1:39 PM Steffen Nurpmeso <stef...@sdaoden.eu> wrote:
> If a graphical user interface gives you a green "ok" button to > click, or "red" otherwise, that is even better as in browser URL > lines. Then pop up a tree-view of message modifications and > alertize where it broke, checkbox for is-this-really-an-evil. > I remember seeing a study presented at a conference that showed people sometimes[*] click on links found in their spam folders. If the act of moving a suspect message out of the way is not enough to protect users from bad actors, I can't imagine how a green-yellow-red light icon in the inbox is going to do any better. -MSK [*] By this, I mean a statistically significant portion of them do. The number I remember is 18%, but I wouldn't be shocked to see it higher.
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