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Can anyone send email as example.com?

Read from example.com's public DNS records, the same ones anyone can look up. No email was sent.

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No. Forged mail is refused.

example.com tells receiving servers to reject anything that fails authentication. This is the correct setting, and most domains never reach it.

What your DNS actually says

Mail routingReceiving mail

This domain accepts email, so it is worth impersonating. Domains that never send are less attractive targets.

SPFSPF set to hard fail

Only your listed servers may send. Anything else is rejected outright, which is the strict setting.

v=spf1 -all
DKIMSigning key found (selector2)

Your outgoing mail is cryptographically signed, so a receiving server can verify it genuinely came from you.

DMARCDMARC set to reject

Forged mail claiming to be you is refused at the door. This is the setting you want.

v=DMARC1;p=reject;sp=reject;adkim=s;aspf=s

Tell me if this changes

example.com is in good shape today. Records get edited, vendors get added and keys get rotated, so if this stops being true we will email you once.

One email when something changes, and nothing else. Unsubscribe in one click, no account.

This is what leaves your name. Mailient handles what arrives.

Spoofing is one direction of the problem. The other is the inbox itself: reading what came in, deciding the few things that need you, drafting the replies. That is the part Mailient does, on your existing Gmail.

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This is what leaves your name. Mailient handles what arrives.

Spoofing is one direction of the problem. The other is the inbox itself: reading what came in, deciding the few things that need you, drafting the replies. That is the part Mailient does, on your existing Gmail.