Apple boosts email features for iCloud+ subscribers

Apple has made a significant change for iCloud+ subscribers by increasing the number of email aliases users can create from three to nine. Additionally, the company has raised the limit on custom domains that can be set up from three to ten. This means that users who pay for iCloud+ can use a domain name they already own to create more personalized and professional email addresses.

With this improvement, users can opt for addresses like [email protected] instead of the typical [email protected], providing a more customized and appealing option. There is also the possibility to purchase a new domain when setting up this feature, further expanding the choices for subscribers.

## Why it matters This change is important for users who want greater personalization in their email communication. The ability to use a personal domain not only enhances professional image but can also help in better managing correspondence and maintaining a separation between personal and professional emails.

## What we know The new capability to create up to ten custom domains has been confirmed through Apple's support documentation. This enhancement joins the increase in the number of email aliases, reflecting Apple's commitment to improving the experience for its iCloud+ users.

## What remains unclear There are still no details on any other potential changes or additional improvements to iCloud's email features. Users are waiting for more information on how these new capabilities might integrate with other iCloud functions.