What is a DKIM selector, and how do you find yours?
A DKIM selector is the s= label that tells a receiving server which public key verifies your mail. Here is the selector each major provider uses, and two ways to find yours in under a minute.
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A DKIM selector is the s= label that tells a receiving server which public key verifies your mail. Here is the selector each major provider uses, and two ways to find yours in under a minute.
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