Search failed me so apologies if there is another thread about this already. Does anyone have experience with using iCloud+ Custom Email Domain service? Since I had to upgrade for the additional ...
iCloud+ subscribers can now start using custom domain names with iCloud Mail. The new feature, announced at WWDC 2021 alongside iOS and iPadOS 15, just rolled out in beta with support for up to five ...
One of the features Apple announced during the WWDC21 keynote with iCloud+ was the ability to customize email domains. After two months, you can now do that on iCloud’s beta site. As spotted by ...
Apple is now testing an iCloud Mail feature that power users have requested for years: custom email domains. What does that mean? Most people use free email services like iCloud Mail and Gmail, where ...
For years I've held off on getting my own custom email domain, mostly because my last name was being squatted on but recently I've decided to say screw it, I'll setup something different which got me ...
Starting with iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and macOS Monterey, users with a paid iCloud+ storage plan can personalize their iCloud email address with a custom domain name, such as johnny@appleseed.com, and the ...
Apple has begun showing how iCloud+ users will be able to use custom email domains, utilizing other email addresses within the one inbox. Not even mentioned as an aside during WWDC 2021, Apple is ...
People often use domains to showcase their work online, like creating a digital portfolio. Domain names are also often set up to share events and news with close friends and family members. By adding ...
[Effective April 10, 2014, Microsoft ended the Custom Domains service described here. Existing customers can continue to use addresses that are already set up, but you can no longer attach your own ...
Over the past three years, I’ve changed email providers three times without ever changing email addresses. That’s because my address is entirely under my control. Instead of relying on an email that ...
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