Keep reading because in this post, I’m going to show exactly how to whitelist any email address so your important emails don’t get sent to your spam, junk or promotions type folders.</p>And I’m going to show you how to do it on ALL major email programs, platforms and apps.</p>It's happened to far too many people and this will help to make sure you don't miss any important info from Evolution Allied Health!</p>&nbsp;</p>Mobile (Tablet/Phone) Email Apps</strong></p>Gmail</li>Apple Mail</li>Yahoo</li>Outlook Mobile</li></ul>Desktop (Mac/PC) Email Apps</strong></p>Gmail</li>Outlook 20XX</li>Outlook.com</li>AOL Mail</li>Comcast/Xfinity</li>AT&T Yahoo Mail</li>Mac OS X Mail App</li></ul>MOBILE (TABLET/PHONE) EMAIL APPS</strong></h2>If you’re using a smartphone or tablet, here’s how to whitelist an email address on the most common mobile email apps.</p>GMAIL</strong></p></a></p>In the Gmail app, you have two options:</p>Report an email as “not spam” (if the email is in spam).</li>Move an email from the promotional inbox to the primary inbox.</li></ol>If an email is ending up in your spam folder, open the email and click Report not spam</strong>.</p>You can also tap the three dots in the upper right corner and click Mark important</strong> to give it priority in your inbox (shown in the video below).</p></p>To move an email from the promotional folder to your primary inbox, open the email and tap the three dots</strong> in the upper right corner, then tap Move to &gt; Primary</strong>.</p></p></a></p>APPLE MAIL</strong></h3>Apple Mail doesn’t have the option to whitelist like some other email providers do. Instead, all you can do is mark something as “Not Junk” and it will be sent to your inbox. Here’s how:</p>Open your Mail app and go to the Mailboxes</strong> screen.</li>Select the Junk</strong> folder.</li>Find the email you want to whitelist and swipe left to see options.</li>Tap the More</strong> button.</li>Tap the Mark</strong> button.</li>Tap the Mark as Not Junk</strong> button.</li></ol></p></a></p>YAHOO</strong></h3>To add an email address to your mobile Yahoo! Mail contacts (and ensure delivery), follow these steps:</p>Tap the hamburger menu (three stacked lines) in the top left.</li>Tap Settings</strong> and scroll down to Filters</strong>.</li>Select the email account you want to add a filter for.</li>Tap the + </strong>icon to add a new filter.</li>Name it anything you want (such as “Whitelist”), then either:Add the exact email you want to whitelist OR;</li>Add the @domain.com you want to whitelist to get deliveries from every email at that domain.</li></ul></li>Click the ✓</strong> icon in the top right to save the filter.</li></ol></p></a></p>OUTLOOK MOBILE</strong></h3>On Outlook mobile, you can add senders to your focused inbox to ensure delivery of their emails. Here’s how:</p>Open the email you want to whitelist.</li>Tap the three dots</strong> in the top right of the screen (not the dots inside the email).</li>Tap Move to Focused Inbox</strong>.</li>In the popup box, tap the radius button for “Move this and all future messages”</strong> then tap MOVE TO FOLDER</strong>.</li></ol></p>DESKTOP (MAC/PC) EMAIL APPS</strong></h2></a></p>GMAIL</strong></h3>There are three ways to whitelist emails using Gmail:</p>Gmail tabs</li></ol></li></ol>Marking an email as “not spam”</li>Creating a filter</li></ol>If you’re using Gmail tabs (Promotional and Social), click and drag the email you want to whitelist from the tab it’s in to the Primary tab, like so:</p></p>Once done, you’ll get an alert saying “This conversation has been moved to Primary. Do this for all future messages from sender@theirdomain.com?” Click Yes</strong>.</p></p>If the email is already in your spam folder, mark it as “not spam”. Open the email in your spam folder that you want to whitelist, then click Report not spam</strong>.</p></p>Finally, if an email is already in your primary folder but you want to make sure all emails from this sender always end up there, you can create a filter. To do this, follow these steps:</p>Click the cog icon</strong> in the top-right corner, and then Settings</strong> from the drop-down menu.</li>Click the Filters tab</strong> then Create a new filter</strong>.</li>Enter the domain of the email you want to whitelist in the From</strong> field.</li>Click Create filter with this search</strong>.</li>In the box titled When a message arrives that matches this search</strong> select Never send it to spam</strong>.</li>Click the Create filter</strong> button.</li></ol></p></a></p>OUTLOOK 20XX</strong></h3>To whitelist an email in any version of Outlook after 2000:</p>Click the blue Click here to download pictures</strong> information box.</li>Click Add S</u>ender to Safe Senders List</strong>. You can also click Add the D</u>omain @domain.com to Safe Senders List</strong> to whitelist all emails coming from any email address on that domain.</li></ol></p></a></p>OUTLOOK.COM</strong></h3>Open the email you want to whitelist. An alert message should display stating, “Parts of this message have been blocked for your safety.” Click I trust sender@domain.com. Always show content</strong>.</p></p></a></p>AOL MAIL</strong></h3>To whitelist emails on AOL:</p>Open the email you would like to whitelist.</li>Click their email contact name and address, then click Add Contact</strong>.</li>Enter their first and last name (company name works).</li>Click Add Contact</strong> again. That’s it!</li></ol></p></a></p>COMCAST/XFINITY</strong></h3>If you have an email account from Xfinity (formerly Comcast), here’s how to whitelist a contact:</p>Sign into your My XFINITY account.</li>At the top right, click the Mail icon</strong> to get to your inbox.</li>Click the Address Book tab</strong>.</li>Click +Create Contact</strong> in the top menu (looks like a head silhouette with a plus sign).</li>Add the sender’s email address.</li>Click Save</strong> to save and whitelist the contact.</li></ol></p></a></p>AT&T YAHOO MAIL</strong></h3>AT&T uses the Yahoo! Mail app platform, so whitelisting instructions are the same with both. To whitelist contacts with these email providers:</p>Click the contact book</strong> in the right-hand menu.</li>At the bottom of the sidebar, click +Add new contact</strong>.</li>Enter the name and email information of the sender you want to whitelist (you can use a business name).</li>Click Save</strong>.</li></ol></p></a></p>MAC OS X MAIL APP</strong></h3>To whitelist all emails from a domain in the Mail app for Mac OS X or macOS:</p>In the top menu, click Mail &gt; Preferences</strong>.</li>Click the Rules </strong>tab.</li>Click Add Rule</strong>.</li>Enter a whitelist name in the Description</strong> field, such as "Whitelist: evolutionalliedhealth.com" to create the new rule.</li>For conditions, set the first dropdown menu item to any</strong>. It should say: If any of the following conditions are met</strong>.</li>In the following dropdown menus, select From</strong> in the first field and Ends within</strong> the second field.</li>In the text field following Ends with</strong>, enter the domain name that you want to whitelist. Include "@" before the domain name to make the filter specific—for example, to whitelist all mail from the evolutionalliedhealth.com domain, but not mail that might come from one of its subdomains (such as @subdomain.evolutionalliedhealth.com), type "@evolutionalliedhealth.com" into the field.</li>Click the plus sign</strong> next to the last condition to add another domain with the same criteria if you want to whitelist more domains.</li>In the Perform the following actions</strong> section, set the three dropdown items to: Move Message</strong>, to the mailbox: Inbox</strong> (or any target folder you want).</li>Click OK</strong> to save the rule.</li></ol>