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Apple Boosts iCloud+ Email Aliases and Custom Domains
MacRumors reports that Apple quietly raised two limits for iCloud+ subscribers: email aliases now up to nine, and custom domains up to ten.
MacRumors reports that Apple has quietly increased two email-related limits for iCloud+ subscribers. The number of iCloud Mail aliases you can create has gone from three to nine. The number of iCloud Custom Domains you can set up has gone from three to ten.
Email aliases let you create additional addresses that forward to your main iCloud Mail inbox. Custom domains let you use a domain you already own for your email address, so instead of [email protected] you can have [email protected]. You can also buy a new domain when setting up the feature.
The changes were spotted in Apple's support documentation by X account pdfu. Both increases apply to anyone who pays for iCloud+, the company's paid storage and features tier.
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