prefer @mac.com myself. Badge of a veteran.
Absolutely. hoping they never ask me to give that up for progress!
prefer @mac.com myself. Badge of a veteran.
If they force me into having @icloud.com and lose my @me.com email I will dump Apple email as icloud is dumb domain choice.
CAN'T YOU PEOPLE READ!?
You're the maybe 100th person in this forum complaining how Apple sucks and how they will leave Apple when they loose their @me.com address, despite Apple clearly stating that the @me.com addreses will NOT be removed.
Did you all get it now: YOU'LL ALL KEEP YOUR @ME.COM ADDRESSES!
Please can you at least read the article before you start commenting and ask stupid questions that are already answered in the article itself!
Now with the introduction of @iCloud.com will my current xxx@me.com also receive email that is sent to xxx@iCloud.com
...and also will i now be able to change my Apple ID's default email address to my new @iCloud.com email address????
Indeed. We never saw active .mac users loose their .mac email addresses when MobileMe came out so why would Apple change that. It takes a ridiculously small amount of effort to maintain the old address (it's almost certainly just an extra line in their account details) and maintaining the old domain.CAN'T YOU PEOPLE READ!?
You're the maybe 100th person in this forum complaining how Apple sucks and how they will leave Apple when they loose their @me.com address, despite Apple clearly stating that the @me.com addreses will NOT be removed.
Did you all get it now: YOU'LL ALL KEEP YOUR @ME.COM ADDRESSES!
Please can you at least read the article before you start commenting and ask stupid questions that are already answered in the article itself!
I give Apple a little bit of benefit of the doubt here. They are not that dumb to drop something like this (email) without giving people tons of explicit warnings. They gave people a years notice (almost) when they dropped support for iDrive. You would have to give me a damned good reason why they would kill off a simple send to stub in their account - it literally has no affect on their mail system. There is literally no reason to drop old email addresses at all - especially when Apple didn't do it to .mac.Absolutely. hoping they never ask me to give that up for progress!
I wish they had stuck with @mac.com
YES!!!
The only reason I still have a gmail account is, ironically, because that's what I originally registered my iTunes account with and Apple is pretty much forcing me to do it. I switched to iCloud mail last year, and they will not let me merge, so now I have to keep my gmail account open so that I can still keep all my content. It's kind of ridiculous.
Kinda hard to have a recovery when there are hiring managers who will turn someone down because they're so petty they take offense at what email provider applicants use, regardless of of how this impacts their qualifications.
How did you get @icloud.com ?
I'm so sick of having my old gmail as my Apple ID. I just want to use my shiny new iCloud email as my primary email. It's ridiculous getting my Apple emails in my old email. I have to forward everything from my gmail to my iCloud just so I can get the emails. I want to move into the Apple ecosystem completely, but Apple won't let me, which is insane.I can't wait until the day that I only have to use my gmail for Youtube and nothing else. (That's another thing that bothers me: Youtube forcing me to use my gmail instead of my primary email, but that's Google's fault). We need people to contact Apple and make it known that this is a high priority issue and needs to be resolved ASAP. It shouldn't be too hard to let people use their @me/@icloud email as their Apple ID. At least they give you the choice between @me and @icloud.
Considering that our division does Windows and *nix software, it doesn't help a borderline resume to see an Apple domain at the top.
If the candidate is well-qualified, it won't matter.
Just give me a service that doesn't ever drop and I'll be happy.
Just logged into my beta.icloud.com account which now shows beta on it.
Just to clarify, I signed in with my normal username you use for iclould, then in preference it shows me,mac and iclould extensions under accounts (they are not set as one of your alias). Any mail sent to and from any of those extensions all end up in the same sent/in box.
You can select on icloud.com(beta) and on iOS6 what extension you want to send from....
So you can continue to use EITHER your .mac, .me or iCloud.com
Considering that our division does Windows and *nix software, it doesn't help a borderline resume to see an Apple domain at the top.
If the candidate is well-qualified, it won't matter.
Yep, and telling someone you have a Gmail address might lead to a non-Google savvy person thinking the spelling is geemail, or jmail, or maybe jimail?