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Outlook Announces New Sender Requirements

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Denis O'Sullivan, Jesse Sumrak
Word Count
745
Language
English
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Summary

Outlook will implement new sender requirements starting May 5, 2025, targeting domains that send over 5,000 emails daily, following similar measures by Google and Yahoo!. These requirements mandate compliance with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC authentication protocols to enhance email security and maintain trust in digital communications. Non-compliant emails will initially be sent to junk folders and may eventually be rejected. Outlook also recommends email hygiene practices such as maintaining a valid sender address, providing functional unsubscribe links, managing email bounces, and ensuring transparent mailing practices. These changes aim to protect inboxes and will involve blocking non-compliant emails, with Twilio SendGrid treating such instances as blocks rather than bounces. Senders are urged to ensure compliance with these protocols and recommendations to avoid disruptions in email delivery.