![]() If you want Outlook to be more aggressive you can go for the “High” setting, but this is very likely to move some legitimate email to the Junk Email folder, so you’ll need to check it regularly. You can switch to “Low” to catch more obvious junk email, and this setting should be enough for most people. By default, the junk email filter is set to “No Automatic Filtering,” so only emails from senders you’ve deliberately added to your Blocked Senders list will end up in the Junk Email folder. Email marked as junk is sent directly to the Junk Email folder, and you can choose how aggressively Outlook marks emails as junk. The Options tab on the Junk Email window is where you can set Outlook’s junk email options for any message that comes in. Click on this option to open the Junk Email Options panel.
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