"No DMARC Record Found" returns when no published DMARC record exists for the given domain. And that happens when a DMARC check reveals the domain's lack of protection against spoofing.
The most straightforward solution is to add a DMARC record and publish it, so your domain is secure and protected.
Read more about DMARC and DMARC records here.
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