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 ...

I didn't see this mentioned, so I thought it would be a good FYI. Set up is through https://beta.icloud.com > Account Settings > Custom Email Domain. Documentation is still spotty (the links on iCloud ...

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Following a tip by one of our members in the Club MacStories+ Discord server last night (if you haven’t joined yet, now’s a great time to do so), I came across the settings page on the beta.icloud.com ...

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 ...

Anyone can access the feature in beta. Screenshot: Killian Bell/Cult of Mac iCloud+ subscribers can now start using custom domain names with iCloud Mail. The new feature, announced at WWDC 2021 ...

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 ...

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In 2021, Apple rolled out its iCloud+ subscription service. In addition to extra cloud storage, subscribers also gained access to the VPN-like Private Relay and the Hide My Email feature to send ...

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 ...