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Apple's latest computer operating system, macOS Sonoma , launches today, September 26th. With that launch comes a loss of email-related functionality. The Apple Mail app in S…
Time to clarify a bit of confusion that I know people are having with Apple's private/hiding methodology for email privacy: Private Relay versus Private Relay versus Hide my …
When Apple's iOS 17 and MacOS Sonoma come to the public later this fall, there will be new privacy improvements, as there always are. This time around, Apple's looking to…
This is pretty neat. Writes Ben Lovejoy for 9TO5Mac : When configuring custom email domain settings on iOS, you can even buy a domain name directly from the iPhone. Kind of neat,…
It was back in 2016 that we learned that Apple planned to add list-unsubscribe support to Apple's iOS email client , and that support came with iOS 10.  Many ESPs have long …
Thanks to a new feature in iOS 16, it's pretty easy for you to schedule an email you're writing to be automatically sent in the future at a certain time. Check out the ho…
Over on the Oracle Blog , Clint Kaiser, Daniel Deneweth, Jason Witt note that we’re at the one year anniversary of the launch of the Apple Mail Privacy Protection functionality. …
Check it out -- it's our first taste of BIMI on iOS outside of beta. Apple iOS users who upgrade to iOS 16 can now see a BIMI logo associated with an email send, depending on…
We knew that BIMI support was coming to Apple iOS and MacOS. And now, Apple has published a support page: Prepare your email server for BIMI support in Apple Mail . Reading thr…
More fun, more webinars, more info, all about Apple Mail Privacy Protection, aka MPP! If you're curious about the current state of Apple MPP and how it impacts marketers, my …
It's time for another BIMI update, and this time it's chock full of new details that you'll want to know! So let's get right to it. The Authindicators Working Gro…
Here's a quick and simple post where I take a moment to share with you the stats from my Spam Resource email newsletter  sends -- you might have already seen this in the CSA …
Okay, they're not really opens. They're proxy-based, false positive pre-loaded opens. Don't think of them as opens. Think of them as something you want to get out of …