Also, this is probably ment to further lock users into the Apple ecosystem.
It's not like you can ask Apple to forward emails to your own email server if you decide that you no longer want to use Apple.
It's not like you can ask Apple to forward emails to your own email server if you decide that you no longer want to use Apple.
I think Apple shutting down your access is a legitimate concern. Yet Apple is the only one who has taken any steps to protect the customer here. The reality is we are unlikely to see other major competitors to Apple find a better alternative because their entire business is built on exploiting user data.
And 3rd parties who create a similar system are unlikely to be successful because they don’t have the clout to convince websites to incorporate them.