Last year, Murena provided a guide on how to set up rules for false positives to be filtered back into the inbox. This is a ridiculous work around that only works for specific senders. I am constantly annoyed by the fact that normal e-mails or newsletters get filtered to SPAM, even though I have tried to get the system to learn them. I have flagged e-mails, placed them in normal folders, nothing works. Given the fact that the filter does not work, could there be a possibility to disable it so I can just run the filter native on my devices?
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Me too I’m waiting for a response…
Yes I gave up on E.email for this reason.
I have passed on the feedback from this thread to the developers. Will update if there is a response.
Thank you @smu44, I found this page:
but even if the filter is set to “inactive” I have many emails in the spam:
Did you follow this guide? How to bypass false positive spam filtering
Filter is to be enabled, to move messages back to Inbox.
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Thanks again for the solution. I read the guide first but then couldn’t find the “gear” icon for setting it. When you showed me the URL, I forgot the guide. 
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