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Hi, Anti-Spam module only works with Microsoft Office Outlook (the program, not the web service) and Mozilla Thunderbird.Hello,
I'm not sure if this question was yet answered in another topic
I'm wondering why Kaspersky Anti-spam module is disabled on default settings ?
I'm also wondering if enabling this Anti-spam module could strengthen my protection ?
Thanks @McMcbradHi, Anti-Spam module only works with Microsoft Office Outlook (the program, not the web service) and Mozilla Thunderbird.
If enabled, it will add a toolbar and will filter SPAM. If you are not using the Microsoft Office Outlook app, but the Mail app in start menu, or you are checking webmail in browser, it won’t do anything for you.
Also, Outlook already has a SPAM filter.
It may have been removed, but it still works the same way.Thanks @McMcbrad
I think you are not right because I'm an Outlook user on one PC and Thunderbird on two others and the kaspersky toolbar does not exist anymore since a long time !

Does it work even with the Mail app?Kaspersky Anti-Spam module works with any email client in traffic level, old OutLook and ThunderBird tool-bars add-ons were removed due to some issues...
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Still this module adds 2 labels in messages subjects, then You can create in any email client filtering rules to move those messages to a Spam Folder...
I guess still will work if using POP/SMTP servers...
Also “yes” , once in while attachments get also removed when checking POP3 server with Mailwasher Pro.I guess still will work if using POP/SMTP servers...
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