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As part of our GDPR work we want to ensure users who no longer want to be contacted by us cannot be accidentally emailed by someone else in the company.

We have a regularly updating list of people who no longer want to be contacted, and wish to automatically update something in Gmail to prevent those individuals from being contacted.

We can, as part of the Google Admin tools define routing (https://admin.google.com/AdminHome?hl=en#ServiceSettings/service=email&subtab=filters, routing section) rules that quarantine emails to single addresses or a regex, and I've successfully tested this.

However, the API to enable updating these rules is deprecated and will be removed in October 2018.

What are our options for restricting outbound email to specific addresses without manually updating a list?

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  • Welcome. This site is focused on end-users rather on admins. Perhaps this question could be on topic on another site of the SE Network. Maybe on Server Fault.
    – Rubén
    May 10, 2018 at 17:54
  • I'm not familiar enough with Server Fault's scope to know whether this would be on-topic there, so I will opt not to migrate this. You are welcome to re-ask it there, but probably after checking on their help pages or on their Meta.
    – jonsca
    May 10, 2018 at 22:03

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