The message preview will also start with the “Suspicious spam” message highlighted in the appropriate color. Users will have two options: They can confirm a message suspected to be spam, which will cause subsequent messages from that number to be sent directly to the Spam folder, or they can mark the message as not spam. This feature will be available for both free and paid Google Voice accounts and will be rolled out gradually over the coming weeks.
Source: Ferra
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