The iCloud+ private email feature, offered to iCloud+ subscribers, has gained a wider usage capacity with the new update. Apple has significantly increased the number of personalized email addresses that users can create using their own domain names.

This feature is considered one of the most valuable advantages offered by the iCloud+ service, often overshadowed by storage space. Now, this advantage has been updated to better meet users’ needs.

Private Email Limit Expanded

Previously, iCloud+ subscribers could only create up to 3 personalized email addresses using their own domain names. According to information shared via the X platform, Apple has increased user flexibility by expanding this limit to 10 addresses.

When creating a new email account, standard domain names such as @gmail.com or @icloud.com can be chosen. However, the custom domain support offered with iCloud+ allows users to create addresses that match their brand or personal preferences.

Third-party services often charge additional monthly fees for these types of personalized email addresses. Apple, however, offers this service without additional cost as part of its iCloud+ subscription, providing users with a valuable convenience. This offers a very practical solution, especially for individual users and professionals who already own their own domain names.

New Opportunities for Businesses and Families

The increased limit of 10 addresses is a significant advantage, especially for small business owners. Businesses can quickly manage multiple email addresses associated with their own domain names for employees or different departments.

Families also frequently use this feature. Creating email addresses for each family member via a custom domain name has become much more practical thanks to this feature offered by iCloud+ subscriptions.

The increase from the previous limit of 3 addresses to 10 addresses is a particularly useful development for large families and growing businesses. This feature is enabled for all iCloud+ subscribers and can be configured through the settings.

Apple continues to provide detailed guides on how to set up this feature on its support pages. Do you use custom email addresses under your iCloud+ subscription, and what are your thoughts on this new limit?