Two interlocking technologies that phone carriers began rolling out a couple of years ago are helping dramatically reduce unwanted calls from spammers and fraudsters, while giving law enforcement better tools to track those that remain.
Adds native support for M1-based Macs. ($30 new, free update, 19.5 MB, macOS 10.9+)
Adds support for Mail in macOS 11.1 Big Sur. ($30 new, free update, 18 MB, macOS 10.9+)
Adds support for Mail in macOS 11.0 Big Sur and improves the spam filtering utility's accuracy. ($30 new, free update, 17.7 MB, macOS 10.9+)
Enhances email filtering accuracy and improves the spam message list text in Mail with a variety of highlight colors. ($30 new, free update, 15.6 MB)
Addresses numerous bug fixes related to macOS 10.15 Catalina. ($30 new, free update, 15.4 MB)
Brings compatibility with Mail in macOS 10.15 Catalina. ($30 new, free update, 14.3 MB)
Enables you to use Outlook rules to organize messages into folders when running Office 365. ($30 new, free update, 14.3 MB)
Under pressure from the US Federal Communications Commission, Verizon now offers a free call-filtering service, but it’s just a band-aid on the spam-call problem.
Works around launching, plug-in, and Full Disk Access problems in macOS 10.14 Mojave. ($30 new, free update, 14.3 MB)
A relatively new form of spam is making the rounds on the Internet. It purports to be from a hacker who has taken over your computer and who will reveal your porn browsing to all your contacts unless you pay a Bitcoin blackmail. It’s fake, but its use of breached passwords as “proof” points toward a concerning future.
Brings a variety of changes to improve how the spam filtering utility works with Mail in macOS 10.14 Mojave. ($30 new, free update, 13.9 MB)
Streamlines interactions with Mail in macOS 10.14 Mojave. ($30 new, free update, 13.5 MB)
Adds support for macOS 10.14 Mojave and Dark Mode. ($30 new, free update, 12.7 MB)
Fixes bugs in the spam filtering utility and improves accuracy. ($30 new, free update, 12.7 MB)
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