If you’re looking to clean up your inbox by filtering out blocked emails, read on to learn how to set your Mac to automatically trash emails from blocked senders with ease. However, by default, the stock Mail app just marks the email as sent from a blocked user and leaves it in your inbox with the rest of the emails. Typically, blocking should prevent their emails from showing up in your inbox. For example, blocking a contact on your device will also block the email address that’s linked to the contact. It’s also deeply integrated into the operating system. We’ve asked Apple to clarify if these subcategories will be available in other countries, and we’ll update the story if we hear back.Apple’s Mail app that comes pre-installed on iPhones, iPads, and Macs is widely preferred by users to keep themselves updated on their emails, whether it’s for work or personal use. Based on this, it looks like the new categories will be only available for Indian users. The new update allows developers of filter extensions - like the one built by Truecaller, or Apple’s own SMS filter available in India and Brazil - to classify non-personal messages into 12 subcategories within “Transactions” and “Promotions.” The Transactions category includes Finance, Reminders, Orders, Health, Public Services, Weather, Carrier, Rewards and Others the Promotions category includes Offers, Coupons and Others.ĭuring this year’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) session, Apple detailed how developers can incorporate these categories into their SMS filters.
Here’s a quick rundown of what’s being included in the new update:
With this update, the company has signaled that it’s getting serious about streamlining your SMS-based messages. Apple has just rolled out the second developer beta for iOS 16, and the first thing that’s caught our eye is revamped message filtering.
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