Apple Mail app redesign introduces new categorization feature in iOS 18.2

Apple’s new Mail Categories in iOS 18.2 and later are here to help you take control and make managing your email a lot easier. 

Let’s dive into how you can make the most of these new inbox features on your iPhone.

First things first, let’s update your software to iOS 18.2 or later:

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In iOS 18.2 and later, the Mail app enhances email management by automatically sorting messages into distinct categories. This feature is designed to help you quickly find and manage your emails.

Note: If a message in the Transactions, Updates or Promotions categories contains time-sensitive information, it will also appear in the Primary category.

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Now that you’re all set with iOS 18.2 or later, let’s explore how to use the new Mail Categorization feature:

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To make sure important emails, like the CyberGuy newsletter, land in the “Primary” category:

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This simple action helps signal its importance. Once you manually move an email to the Primary category, Apple’s Mail app will learn from this action.

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Apple’s new Mail Categories feature aims to streamline your email management by automatically sorting your messages. While it can be incredibly helpful, it may take some time to adjust and fine-tune. Remember to periodically check other categories to ensure important emails aren’t misclassified. With a bit of patience and customization, you can transform your inbox into a more organized and efficient space.

Have you found the new email categorization feature helpful, or do you wish you could go back to the way things were? Let us know by writing us at Cyberguy.com/Contact

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