On 10/5/18 3:35 PM, Robert Heller wrote: > AOL was bought out by Yahoo and Yahoo merged (?) with Verizon. (Also, AOL way > back when bought out netscape.) Right now, Yahoo handles @aol.com, > @netscape.net, @yahoo.com, and @verizon.net. So if you want to avoid AOL DMARC > issues, you really want to avoid Yahoo DMARC issues, so you need to ban > @aol.com, @netscape.net, @yahoo.com, and @verizon.net (at least). > One point of information, as far as I have seen, even though verizon email is handled by Yahoo, they don't seem to have migrated the DMARC issue to that domain. Not all domains managed by Yahoo have a DMARC setting of reject, I imagine only those that have had the data leak that prompted the issue in the first place.
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