Apple Mail

Apple Mail (also known as Mail.app or simply Mail) is an email client included with the macOS, iOS and watchOS operating systems by Apple Inc.. It supports POP3, IMAP, and Exchange mail protocols, as well as the proprietary Apple iCloud mail system.

History

Apple Mail was first introduced by Apple Inc. in 2001 as part of its Mac OS X operating system. The application has been updated and improved over the years, with significant changes and enhancements introduced with each new version of the macOS.

Features

Apple Mail offers a variety of features designed to make managing email easier and more efficient. These include:

• Smart Mailboxes: These are virtual mailboxes that automatically organize emails based on specified criteria.
• VIPs: This feature allows users to mark certain contacts as VIPs, which will then highlight their emails in the inbox.
• Rules: Users can create rules to automatically perform actions on incoming or outgoing emails.
• Integration with other Apple apps: Apple Mail is integrated with other Apple applications like Calendar, Contacts, and Reminders.

Compatibility

Apple Mail is compatible with most email services, including Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Outlook.com, and others. It also supports Microsoft Exchange and Apple's own iCloud mail system.

Criticisms

Despite its features and ease of use, Apple Mail has been criticized for its lack of certain advanced features found in other email clients, such as the ability to snooze emails or schedule emails to be sent at a later time.

See also

• List of email clients
• Comparison of email clients
• Internet Message Access Protocol
• Post Office Protocol

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