Add BIMI support to Mailserver
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I think so. You can see instruction on how to setup the record here - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/marketing/bimi-support
Setup a TXT record
default._bimi.<domain>with valuev=BIMI1; l=https://domain.com/logo.svg. SVG has to be less than 32 kilobytes. -
Will small, family owned businesses also have access to this branding feature or does big tech have a monopoly on it?
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@imc67 thanks for the link. I knew there’s a “gotcha” somewhere (step 3). No small business will be paying that much for acquiring a VMC and that’s one more obstacle tipping in the favor of big tech. It might be optional but I’m sure big tech will find way to exploit it.
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I just followed and implemented all the steps (except VMC).
The BIMI audit report shows everything GREEN but also:
Note: While your BIMI record is compliant, it doesn't include a Verified Mark Certificate that may be required by some mailbox providers.The result when sending an email from Cloudron to an iCloud email address is that BIMI is in the headers but not shown because of:
Authentication-Results: bimi.icloud.com; bimi=skipped reason="missing evidence"When sending from Cloudron to Cloudron (other domain) there is nothing in the headers and thus not shown. I guess because the Cloudron mailserver can't handle it?
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@imc67 thanks for the link. I knew there’s a “gotcha” somewhere (step 3). No small business will be paying that much for acquiring a VMC and that’s one more obstacle tipping in the favor of big tech. It might be optional but I’m sure big tech will find way to exploit it.
@humptydumpty said in Add BIMI support to Mailserver:
paying that much
wow indeed, its 1200 to 1400 $ a year!!
Hope Let's Encrypt also jumps into this!
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@humptydumpty said in Add BIMI support to Mailserver:
paying that much
wow indeed, its 1200 to 1400 $ a year!!
Hope Let's Encrypt also jumps into this!
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I just followed and implemented all the steps (except VMC).
The BIMI audit report shows everything GREEN but also:
Note: While your BIMI record is compliant, it doesn't include a Verified Mark Certificate that may be required by some mailbox providers.The result when sending an email from Cloudron to an iCloud email address is that BIMI is in the headers but not shown because of:
Authentication-Results: bimi.icloud.com; bimi=skipped reason="missing evidence"When sending from Cloudron to Cloudron (other domain) there is nothing in the headers and thus not shown. I guess because the Cloudron mailserver can't handle it?
@imc67 said in Add BIMI support to Mailserver:
When sending from Cloudron to Cloudron (other domain) there is nothing in the headers and thus not shown. I guess because the Cloudron mailserver can't handle it?
Yes, there is no BIMI checks on the server side. Even if it's there not sure if it's useful since no client I am aware of supports it.
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While BIMI seems a good idea, the whole Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) is ridiculous. It seems pretty much designed for big tech
Like who will pay 1500 bucks a year for this?For future reference, if anyone wants to shell out 1500
, the DNS has to look like this:default._bimi.domain.com TXT v=BIMI1; l=https://domain.com/logo.svg; a=https://domain.com/verified-mark-certificate.pem -
While BIMI seems a good idea, the whole Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) is ridiculous. It seems pretty much designed for big tech
Like who will pay 1500 bucks a year for this?For future reference, if anyone wants to shell out 1500
, the DNS has to look like this:default._bimi.domain.com TXT v=BIMI1; l=https://domain.com/logo.svg; a=https://domain.com/verified-mark-certificate.pem
