Apple moved Mail settings to a new location in iPadOS 18. Here's how to add, remove, and configure accounts in Mail. iOS and iPadOS used to have a top-level Settings group simply called Mail.

Apple Mail is a useful app for managing email on your iPhone, but its default settings aren't optimized for the best ...

If you’ve opened your Mail app this week on your iPhone or Mac and had an issue loading images, it’s not your network. And it’s seemingly related to a feature you might not even be using.

Apple Mail provides a range of settings to help you tailor the app to your preferences. You can easily add and manage multiple email accounts , ensuring that all your messages are accessible in ...

You’ll find a similar set of Apple Intelligence options if you’re using Mail on macOS. When you’re composing an email, click the Writing Tools button on the toolbar at the top: It looks like ...

Apple Mail got a big redesign in iOS 18.2, bringing inbox categorization, ... You needed to go to Settings ⇾ Apps ⇾ Mail and toggle off the ‘Show Contact Photos’ option.

Ever since Apple Mail’s redesign shipped, the new inbox categories have included one option that’s entirely hidden: an All Mail view. It’s always baffled me why Apple would hide this feature ...

iOS 18.1's Mail app features Apple Intelligence-powered Smart Replies for faster email responses. ... the canned responses appear as options when you reply to a message in Apple Mail, ...

One person who has had issues with Mail on an iPhone XR running iOS 18.5 was told by Apple Support to try resetting the phone's network settings.

Apple introduced a few Mail app updates in iOS 18.5. One of those updates makes it easier to adjust the app's settings by showing or hiding contact photos in Mail.

Luckily, Apple seems to have finally realized this, and in iOS 18.4, which is currently in Developer beta, the company has provided a hidden settings option to change this behavior.