Another tweet on Monday suggested that the issue could be more than just Gmail spam filters and actually be affecting emails from being received.
It looks like Google is experiencing issues with its spam filters — several users are reporting on social media that spam emails are evading capture, and appearing in people's regular inboxes. Reports on social media, and Business Insider's own experience, shows that some people weren't getting regular emails while the problem persisted.
It looks like Google is experiencing issues with its spam filters — several users are reporting on social media that spam emails are evading capture, and appearing in people's regular inboxes. Reports on social media, and Business Insider's own experience, shows that some people weren't getting regular emails while the problem persisted.
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