Hide My Email no longer changing domains, will keep iCloud.com
Apple says while Sign in with Apple addresses will still move to a new domain, Hide My Email will stay on iCloud.com after community pushback. Hide My Email will be sticking with the original iCloud domain Changing email domains can create chaos for website and email client administrators. After concerns were raised over Hide My Email changing to private.icloud.com, Apple has shifted course. According to a new developer document published Monday, Apple says it will no longer be moving Hide My Email to a different domain. It will remain on icloud.com while Sign in with Apple will still move to private.icloud.com. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
What happened?
Apple says while Sign in with Apple addresses will still move to a new domain, Hide My Email will stay on iCloud.com after community pushback. Hide My Email will be sticking with the original iCloud domain Changing email domains can create chaos for website and email client administrators. After concerns were raised over Hide My Email changing to private.icloud.com, Apple has shifted course. According to a new developer document published Monday, Apple says it will no longer be moving Hide My Email to a different domain. It will remain on icloud.com while Sign in with Apple will still move to private.icloud.com. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Story details
Apple says while Sign in with Apple addresses will still move to a new domain, Hide My Email will stay on iCloud.com after community pushback.
Hide My Email will be sticking with the original iCloud domain Changing email domains can create chaos for website and email client administrators.
After concerns were raised over Hide My Email changing to private.icloud.com, Apple has shifted course.
Why it matters
This page keeps Apple rumors separate from official updates, so readers can follow early reports without confusing them with confirmed announcements.