The release of Apple's iOS 18.2 brought significant changes to the Mail app, including new methods to categorize emails by sender and content, as well as features like prioritizing emails and displaying contact images. While these updates aim for improved organization, many users are expressing frustration, stating the changes clutter the interface and hinder navigation. Users inclined to revert to the previous setup can disable these features, with guidance offered for iPhone, iPad, and Mac use, as Apple plans to roll out similar updates across devices.
With the release of iOS 18.2, Apple has implemented significant updates to its Mail app, categorizing messages by sender and content, which has met with user dissatisfaction.
Many users feel that these changes clutter the interface and complicate the finding of specific messages, reflecting a resistance to the new layout despite its organizational intent.
Apple Mail users who dislike the new features can disable them to restore their preferred configuration, with instructions provided for doing so across devices.
The new design changes are set to extend to iPadOS and MacOS, indicating a broader shift in how Apple aims to organize user email experiences.
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