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#1, Having an account with a real email address is separate from the account they create when they use @privaterelay.appleid.com emails in SIWA. They will be completely separate accounts from the perspective of the developer.#2, Turning off the flow of emails in iOS settings is not the same as clicking on an embedded link in email content to "Unsubscribe".#3, Assuming that the "Unsubscribe" link embedded in the email is going to unsubscribe the @privaterelay.appleid.com email, then the developer would receive an unsubscribe email to whatever list processor they have and it would appear to be from the @privaterelay.appleid.com email address.#4, The developer should remove the privaterelay email address from their list of outbound email contacts on their email server.
Please see the documentation here: https://help.apple.com/developer-account/?lang=en#/devf822fb8fcYour emails must pass either SPF or DKIM validation and then they must match a registered email source for your developer team in the WWDR portal.It is not sufficient to simply pass SPF or DKIM. Your email sources must be registered to get through.
Please see: https://help.apple.com/developer-account/?lang=en#/devf822fb8fcIf your email address contains a registered domain or subdomain, you don't have to also register the email.
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Please see: https://help.apple.com/developer-account/?lang=en#/devf822fb8fc
Please see: https://help.apple.com/developer-account/?lang=en#/devf822fb8fc
Can you register/validate domains instead of individual addresses? It'll then work with any email address within the registered domains.You should definitely favor domains instead of specific emails.
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Looks like the email came from @mandrillapp.com, and this was the result: error=R5S84P9G98 is not allowed to send to recipient.You're in the same boat as gemmaPerigee, third-party mail services are not yet supported.We hope to have something to say about this soon, but I can't make committments yet.
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All I can say is that we are "investigating" support for third-party email services.Right now, running your own MTA and doing the SPF registrations are the only supported mechanism for getting through privaterelay.appleid.com.We are aware that lots of devs use things like AmazonSES, MailChimp, SendGrid, etc. The list is large.Stay tuned.
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Please make sure that you're actually sending your emails from the domains you have registered.If you use a third-party mail service (like AmazonSES, SendGrid, or MailChimp), it does not work yet.Also, if you have an example <anonymousUserId>@privaterelay.appleid.com, we can try looking in the logs.
Hi Fizzix,The private relay MTAs only allow relay for the set of source domains or emails registered in the Developer Portal. Each developer is independent and @privaterelay.appleid.com email addresses may not be passed between registered developers as they will be blocked if they don't come from the right email domains.
Hi Fizzix,This is not going to work. Private relay email addresses are not supposed to be handed around. They are pinned to the specific mail domains you have registered in the developer portal. The private relay MTAs enforce SPF for your set of registered sending domains and do not allow use of @privaterelay.appleid.com email addresses by third parties.
Hi Fizzix,Each subdomain must be registered in the developer portal independently and each subdomain must have an SPF record associated with it.I will discuss with the team if it's possible to relax this in the future, but for now, that's what you need to do.
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Prasanth-Thank you for this report.It's important to understand that the email address given to the developer (you), in this case: xxxxxprm23@privaterelay.appleid.commay only be used from the email domains (with SPF records) or full email addresses registered in the Developer Portal. It is not currently possible for you as a developer to hand that email address to a third-party and expect to be able to route through the privaterelay.appleid.com MTAs. Unfortunately, it's also not possible to register any third-party domain such as mandrillapp.com as one of your email source domains.At this time, mail API services that send email from their own MTAs on behalf of their developer customers do not work through privaterelay.appleid.com. The only available workaround currently is to setup your own MTA and emit mail from one of your registered domains.We are aware of this issue and are working on a solution that would allow developers to use these mail API services.Stay tuned...
