SpamAssassin will label mail it identifies as spam as shown here.
When SpamAssassin is enabled you will see such labelled mail in your INBOX.
This can be annoying.
You could change SpamAssassin settings so as to auto-delete identified spam, but if you run a business this could lead to the loss of mail from customers.
So instead you may wish to create an Email Filter.
How to create an Email Filter to handle Spam
First open the Email Filters screen. Then:
choose a mailbox,
name the filter: Spam Filter,
use the drop-downs to set the following rule: Spam Status begins with Yes,
set the following action: Deliver to Folder,
select the browse button to choose either the SPAM or JUNK folder,
select CREATE.
The Deliver to Folder field will then be populated with either:
/.Spam when you choose SPAM, or
/.Junk if you chose JUNK.
Repeat for each of your Mail Boxes (or email accounts).
SpamAssassin will henceforth divert all mail identified as spam to a folder in each Mail Box called SPAM.
You can then review the SPAM or JUNK folder at your leisure and either save or delete mail.
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POP3 vs IMAP Protocol
If you use IMAP then you will in future see a folder called SPAM when you review your email account using your device's email client.
If you use POP3 you will only be able to do this when you visit the server to review email as webmail.
