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this post was submitted on 28 Jun 2025
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Hm. Well, either you've been flagged by someone else, or may be just the unlucky recipient of a wrongful profiling back when Proton was new. But it seems to me that it's an individual problem, either your email address in particular, or your recipient.
If it were me, I would have a couple friends with gmail go and specifically mark my address as safe and trusted. Especially anyone that has your emails sent to spam.
Beyond that, maybe email some Google support and ask to be white listed.
I don't have this issue with proton either but I can't imagine that's the best solution. I can't exactly tell my insurance or customer service at a company to whitelist my email.
Why not?
If their email servers are flagging you incorrectly, correct them. Worst case scenario, nothing changes.