1. The document describes a study that implemented a Naive Bayes classifier to classify messages as spam or not spam.
2. Datasets of emails, SMS messages, and social media posts were collected and preprocessed before feature extraction using CountVectorizer.
3. The Naive Bayes algorithm was trained on 60% of the data and tested on the remaining 40% to classify messages as spam or not spam based on word probabilities.
4. The results found that the proposed Naive Bayes classification system achieved up to 94% accuracy in detecting spam messages.