Re: [MacGroup] Question about email

On Mar 2, 2019, at 4:59 PM, Anne Cartwright mailto:cartw...@aye.net>> wrote: > Message sent to “undisclosed-recipients.” It usually means one or more of the recipients was sent via the Bcc: (= blind carbon copy) option instead to To: or Cc:. This is often done to hide long lists of addresses.

[MacGroup] Question about email

What does it mean when Apple’s mail shows the following for an email: Message sent to “undisclosed-recipients.” friend’s correct email address followed by ((null)) I just received such an email with the comment: "Please see attached document for your review.” Looks like document is

[MacGroup] iPad mail

For some reason my iPad is not receiving mail. I can send email from it, just nothing coming in. Mail is working fine on my iPhone and Mac mini so not sure what the problem is. Not a huge deal, but kind of puzzling. Any ideas how to fix this? Thanks! Stuart Sent from my iPhone

Re: [MacGroup] MacGroup: What about MacUpdate Desktop?

MacUpdate Desktop This suddenly appeared on my desktop, and I can't get rid of it. Is this trustworthy? If not, what can I do to get rid of it. It keeps coming back like a bad penny. Also, from what I'm reading, Mackeeper is not trustworthy. Is that correct? TIA, Jane

Re: [MacGroup] MacGroup: What about MacUpdate Desktop?

correct. not trustworthy On Sat, Mar 2, 2019 at 4:27 PM Jane Plunkett wrote: > MacUpdate Desktop > > This suddenly appeared on my desktop, and I can't get rid of it. > > Is this trustworthy? > > If not, what can I do to get rid of it. It keeps coming back like a bad > penny. > > Also, from

Re: [MacGroup] Question about email

I know what the undisclosed recipients means. I wondered what the “((null))” after my friend’s email address means. Using my email address as an example iit was from: cartw...@aye.net ((null)) The message about the document for review and Dropbox doesn’t count like