Update 2: The security researcher who discovered the privacy failure reports that Apple has now fixed it. As of iOS 15.4 and watchOS 8.5 the Mail app on the watch no longer leaks the IP address ...

This feature is only available in Apple’s built-in Mail app, and won’t affect any email you read in other email apps. It’s not enabled by default, so you’ll have to turn it on yourself.

Effectively leveraging email analytics and data to inform future emails and multichannel campaigns requires marketers to start preparing now.

During Apple’s WWDC 2021 June event, the tech company spoke about the future of its software with the announcement of iOS 15. During the presentation, Apple went into the topic of privacy, which ...

Apple will change business communications with the introduction of privacy-focused features in its new operating systems this year.

Apple’s share of email opens has only grown this year with it being the third most popular place to open emails in 2020 according to Litmus, highlighting just how important Apple Mail currently is, ...

Email open rates offer insight into audience engagement and a campaign's overall effectiveness, information that, in some cases, translates into ad dollars.

Apple’s all-or-nothing approach to email privacy setting is huge misstep, writes Sailthru chief marketer Jason Grunberg. Sure, people want to protect themselves, but the changes offer users none ...

Heads-up: The mail privacy protection introduced in iOS 15 doesn't apply to the Mail app on the Apple Watch. Both the Mail app and the notification preview on the Apple Watch download remote ...

watchOS 8.5 fixes a security vulnerability in the Mail app that could leak a user's IP address when downloading remote content, security researchers have found. Last year, it emerged that Apple's ...