One of the features of iOS 18 is the automatic sorting of letters in the standard application. Mail. The option appeared only with the release of iOS 18.2.

Now let’s look at how to enable it and how sorting emails works on iPhone.

How to enable filters in the Mail app on iPhone

For some reason, the developers filtered letters only in the Russian-language interface. Fortunately, if you can change the language of your entire system without help, there is a little trick you can use.

1. Go to Settings – Applications.

2. Select application settings Mail and transition section Language.

3. Turn on the language English and return to the Mail application again.

How to use filters in Mail on iOS 18.2

After switching to English in the application Mail amazing filters. Initially, all incoming letters are divided into:

Elementary – priority, according to the system, messages;

Transactions – data on checks, invoices and receipts;

Updates – letters with news, messages about any changes or updates;

Stock – promotional letters, mailings and offers.

You can switch between filters in the top panel. There is a button on the right All mailwhich shows all incoming emails without a filter.

You can quickly turn filters on and off using the buttons with different dots in the upper right corner of the remote control.

If you switch the application language back to Russian, the filters will also disappear.

How to move an email to another message

Unfortunately, you cannot create your own categories or customize them. To do this, you can transfer your mail to another format.

▶ Open the email you want to redistribute to another address.

▶ Click the three dots in the top right corner and select Classify sender.

▶ Select the appropriate model and all letters from this sender will fall into it.

In the menu where filtering is turned on and off, you can reset manual mail sorting rules.






Source: Iphones RU

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