Reg. Gmail marking Ente verification emails as spam and showing the "Similar messages were used to steal people's personal information" warning.
Not an engineer/experienced with email deliverability, but, I _did_ feel something off when I received the Email verification code email (which too was marked as spam by Gmail). Thoughts/observations:
1. The email body is very minimal, which could be a good thing, but,
> it did not have the usual trust markers/indicators - no brand logo or name at the top,
> a generic envelope/letter icon/image as the largest visual item in the message
> just a single "Use this code to verify your email address" line in the message body (except the "ente.io" link at the footer)
2. I did a quick comparison between the Ente verification code emails and some recent verification code emails from other products (Backblaze, Google, Instagram, IBM Security..)
> none of them were as barebones/non-descript like the Ente emails.
> They had descriptive text that provided a bit of context ("you recently signed up for an account at XYZ with PQR email address, and this code is required to...")
> They had the brand identity (Name / Logo) prominently somewhere in the beginning of the message
> AND most of them had the company name, registered address, and contact details in the footer. (Adds accountbility/trust?). Some even had links to privacy and support pages.
3. I believe you must have already explored the BIMI, VMC route for the "gmail blue tick".
Not an engineer/experienced with email deliverability, but, I _did_ feel something off when I received the Email verification code email (which too was marked as spam by Gmail). Thoughts/observations:
1. The email body is very minimal, which could be a good thing, but, > it did not have the usual trust markers/indicators - no brand logo or name at the top, > a generic envelope/letter icon/image as the largest visual item in the message > just a single "Use this code to verify your email address" line in the message body (except the "ente.io" link at the footer)
2. I did a quick comparison between the Ente verification code emails and some recent verification code emails from other products (Backblaze, Google, Instagram, IBM Security..) > none of them were as barebones/non-descript like the Ente emails. > They had descriptive text that provided a bit of context ("you recently signed up for an account at XYZ with PQR email address, and this code is required to...") > They had the brand identity (Name / Logo) prominently somewhere in the beginning of the message > AND most of them had the company name, registered address, and contact details in the footer. (Adds accountbility/trust?). Some even had links to privacy and support pages.
3. I believe you must have already explored the BIMI, VMC route for the "gmail blue tick".