FAQ: BIS Filters Have Implicit Wildcards & Top Bottom Processing of Filters
Josep pointed me towards a interesting thread on the official BlackBerry forums by QueBall. QueBall did some digging and found some interesting information about how filters are processed in the BIS setup.
- Rules are processed from the top down (which makes sense) but there is no way to reorder a rule so that it is processed before the previous rule
- Rules automatically have implicit wildcards. That means email@berryreview.com will also catch ronensemail@berryreview.com in the same filter. Essentially every filter is *email@berryreview.com adding a wildcard to the beginning.
That last rule can get really annoying. Say for example you have a friend who has halevy@gmail.com and you want to filter his email. That filter will also apply to other emails like ronenhalevy@gmail.com.
Read up on all of QueBall’s finding at this link. I doubt that a ton of people are going to run into this issue but I can see it coming up so its worth knowing.
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