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In particular, receivers compare the "From" address in the [[message]] to the [[SPF]] and [[DKIM]] results, if present, and the DMARC policy in the [[DNS]]. The results are used to determine how the mail should be handled. The receiver sends reports to the [[domain owner]] about mail claiming to originate from their [[domain]]. These reports should illuminate the extent to which [[unauthorized user]]s are using the [[domain]], and the proportion of mail received that is "good."
 
In particular, receivers compare the "From" address in the [[message]] to the [[SPF]] and [[DKIM]] results, if present, and the DMARC policy in the [[DNS]]. The results are used to determine how the mail should be handled. The receiver sends reports to the [[domain owner]] about mail claiming to originate from their [[domain]]. These reports should illuminate the extent to which [[unauthorized user]]s are using the [[domain]], and the proportion of mail received that is "good."
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