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# Blacklist Settings

In this section, you can manage the range of blacklisting the recipients’ email addresses.

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There are two options in EmailLabs:

* **Blacklist separate for each account:** This option allows the system to create a particular blacklist for each SMTP subaccount, enabling you to manage blocked addresses precisely
* **Blacklist for all accounts:** By choosing this option, you make one common blacklist for all SMTP subaccounts, which allows you to manage blocked addresses globally.

**⬅️ Detailed instructions for each panel section under the 'General Settings" tab can be found in the drop-down menu on the left.**


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