Unfortunately, Spam comes in a wide range of shapes and sizes, and there’s a lot of it. The next best thing is, obviously, to stop receiving it. It’s not pretty, you wouldn’t want your kids to see it, it can get you fired for wasting too much time or from receiving inappropriate content in your office mail, and you can’t stop people from sending it. Spam is a growing problem, both for individuals and for organizations. More about email filtering and avoiding missed messages Outlook Web App ( is a term used to describe unsolicited emails.
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Right click a message and click Not spam. Under Categories on the left side of the window, click More. (Optional) To add the Junk Email folder to your favorites, right click the Junk Email folder on the left side of the window, and then click Add to Favorites. Mac OS: Select Junk Mail, and then click Mark as Not Junk. Windows: Select Junk, and then click Not Junk. Note: You may have to click your email account in the left side of the window first to view folders under it. View your Junk Email folder by clicking Junk Email on the left side of the window. Outlook Desktop App for Windows or Mac OS (Optional) To add the Junk Email folder to your favorites, right click the Junk Email folder on the left side of the window, and then click Add to Favorites. Right click a message and select Security, then click Mark as not junk. View your Junk Email folder by clicking Folders on the left side of the window, and then Junk Email. 
Mark messages as not junk Outlook Web App () We also recommend adding the junk/spam folder to your favorites to more easily check regularly. An important part of training the algorithms email services use to detect junk messages is to check your junk/spam folder regularly and mark legitimate messages as not junk.
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