What is the outcome of a policy that applies to bypass spam checks for internal recipients?

The outcome of a policy that applies to bypass spam checks for internal recipients is that internal recipients will receive all emails, including potential spam. This is because by configuring the policy to bypass spam checks, the system is essentially allowing all emails to be delivered directly to internal users without subjecting them to the spam filtering process.

Organizations often implement such policies to ensure that internal communications remain uninterrupted, as legitimate emails between employees could be wrongly identified as spam. However, this approach does come with the risk that harmful or unsolicited spam emails could also reach internal users, sometimes leading to potential security issues or misinformation circulating within the organization.

The other options do not align with the implications of bypassing spam checks. For example, quarantining emails or blocking all emails describes stricter measures that would not apply in this context where the intention is to ensure delivery to internal recipients. Similarly, filtering external spam would not apply when bypassing checks for internal emails, as the focus is on delivery rather than filtering.