How to view blocked emails in outlook

Sometimes, in Outlook, you may receive junk emails from some strangers which annoy you. In this article, I introduce the method to block or prevent receiving emails from some specific senders in Outlook.

Block senders by right click

Block senders by using Junk function

Block senders by using Kutools for Outlook

How to view blocked emails in outlook


Block senders by right click

In Outlook, you can right click the email in the mailing list which you want to block the sender, then click Junk > Block Sender. Now the sender of selected email has been blocked.

How to view blocked emails in outlook

Note:

1. This method does not support multi-select.

2. The block senders only take effect in current email account.


Block or unblock senders by using Junk function

If you want to block multiple senders at once time, you can use the Junk function in Outlook.

Block senders

1. Enable the email account you want to block specific senders, click Home > Junk > Junk E-mail Options.

How to view blocked emails in outlook

2. In the Junk E-mails Options dialog, under Blocked Senders tab, click Add button.

How to view blocked emails in outlook

3. Then in the Add address or domain dialog, type the sender address you want to block into the textbox.

How to view blocked emails in outlook

4. Click OK, then repeat the above step 2 and 3 to add other sender addresses to the list box.

How to view blocked emails in outlook

5. After adding all sender addresses you want to block, click OK to finish.

Unblock senders

1. if you want to unblock someone, go to the Junk E-mail Options dialog, under Save Senders tab, click Add button to add sender address you want to unblock into the Add address or domain dialog.

How to view blocked emails in outlook

2. Repeat the above step to add all unblock sender addresses to the list.


Block senders by using Kutools for Outlook

If you have Kutools for Outlook – an add-in with multiple helpful utilities, you can block or unblock senders in one account or across all accounts in Outlook.

Free install Kutools for Outlook, and then do as below steps:

Block or unblock senders in all account

Select the emails you want to block or unblock the senders from the mailing list, click Kutools > Junk > Block Senders or Never Block Senders as you need.

How to view blocked emails in outlook

A dialog pops out to remind you that the email addresses has been successfully blocked or unblocked.

Then click Kutools > Junk > Enable Junk Email Filter to enable the junk.

How to view blocked emails in outlook


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How to view blocked emails in outlook

How to view blocked emails in outlook

How do I view blocked emails?

Go to Gmail settings (by clicking the gear icon). Click the Filters and Blocked Addresses tab. Scroll down to the bottom of the screen and you'll see a list of blocked addresses.

Can you unblock emails on Outlook?

In the Outlook menu bar select Tools >Junk Email Preferences. On the Blocked Senders tab, select the email address or domain you want to unblock, and choose Remove the selected sender button .

Can you see emails from blocked accounts?

Yes, a blocked address can still send you emails. The only difference is that emails from block addresses will not appear in your inbox. Rather, they are housed in the Spam folder of your Gmail automatically.