Why Does DKIM Use Non-RFC-Compliant C= Canonicalization?
Understand why DKIM uses non-RFC-compliant c= canonicalization. Learn how it affects email authentication, deliverability, and list hygiene.
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Landing in the inbox: spam filters, sender reputation, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and domain warm-up.
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