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Apple has reversed its plan to move Hide My Email to a private.icloud.com domain and will keep Hide My Email addresses on icloud.com; Sign in with Apple will use private.icloud.com later this year, and developers should allow both domains.
Apple will unify the domains used by Sign in with Apple and iCloud+ Hide My Email by migrating to the private.icloud.com domain later this summer. Legacy domains will continue to work with mail forwarding; developers must update account systems and allowlists to accept the new domain, while regular users don’t need to take any action.
Apple will unify the email domains for Sign in with Apple and iCloud+ Hide My Email under a single shared domain, private.icloud.com. New addresses will be issued on this domain, while existing addresses on legacy domains will continue to work and forward mail. The rollout is planned for later this summer. Developers should update account systems, email validation, and allowlists to accept private.icloud.com, and email service providers should adjust domain-based filtering, suppression lists, and routing rules accordingly.