DMARC policy too weak for bulk sending
Your DMARC policy is p=none. For bulk senders, Gmail and Yahoo expect a stronger policy (quarantine or reject).
Why it matters
p=none means "monitor only" — receivers don't quarantine or reject on alignment failure. For bulk/marketing, providers now expect you to move to p=quarantine or p=reject once you're confident in SPF/DKIM.
How to fix it
Confirm SPF and DKIM are aligned with your From domain and that you're not seeing unexpected failures in DMARC reports.
Change p=none to p=quarantine first; monitor for a while, then consider p=reject.
Keep rua= (and optionally ruf=) so you get reports and can react if something breaks.
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